I agree with everything except the "Edit:" at the end. There are
some cheapie cables that have a bug and they mess up Sys Ex. I would
definitely go the "class drivers" route, most sellers will indicate
this on their pages. I have the iConnectivity mio but it's on the
pricier side ($40).? I recommend it.
I find the simple cables with "advanced" features also cause issues.
I have another one that can be one-in/one-out or two-outs. This has
caused problems with some software and isn't worth the hassle.
Source: Have bought too many MIDI adapters, including a couple of
the cheapie ones and one def has the bug.? More info -
GB
On 11/4/2019 11:15 AM, Co Da via
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Midi is supported in USB as a Class driver so any no frills USB
Midi cable should work. Especially under Mac OS X.
It's when you start spending a bit more on cables/boxes which
support multiple types of interface, is when you usually run
into problems. This is because they tend to need specific
drivers. That said, the basic Midi functionality will often just
work regardless.
Source: used to develop USB drivers.
Edit: You could just get yourself a 5 dollar/euro/quid cable. If
it's noisy (as I found some of them are) you can cut the earth
at the midi end (The ground loop causes hum with some of these
cheap Chinese cables).
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