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Apr 19, 2012 9:16 PM

All about MIDI Mobilizer II questions

Hi, i happen to got interested with this interface but i cant get info in terms of latency for this adapter. Currently i have a china usb midi adapter that has latency issues when connected with my ipad 2 and my electronic midi drum, so i am looking at this option which is the Mobilizer II for its coremidi capabilities but i dont wanna waste my dough if i will just get the same issues with my generic usb midi cable. maybe some of you can shed light, else i will probably get a full on midi audio interface.

 

thanks in advance.

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    May 9, 2012 4:18 PM (in response to grabejud)
    Re: All about MIDI Mobilizer II questions

    Well, all received MIDI messages are time-stamped to an accuracy of one millisecond (1/1000 second) in order to preserve very accurate timing for all MIDI events.

     

    The issue could've been your generic USB MIDI adpater, but the only question I have with that is... the iDevices don't use USB, so I'm not 100% sure how a USB-to-MIDI adapter would work with an iPad?

     

    The MIDI Mobilizer provides low-latency MIDI stream transfer; optimally you'll be plugging the MIDI output of your electronic drum controller into the MIDI Mobilizer straight into the iPad. The more hardware devices in the signal chain, the more latency is added to the transmission.

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