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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
Simple midi splitter/thru
Purerd
Frets: 3
I'm looking for a simple way to connect two pedals with DIN5 midi in jack (but no midi thru option) to the same midi controller.
I'm aware that there are dedicated midi thru boxes/midi splitter boxes (and I am already using one of those in a different context), but I guess their secret lies in also being able to power devices through midi, something that's probably more important in the world of synths, but doesn't play a role for effect pedals. Therefore, I was wondering whether for the simple task of splitting one midi signal to two different pedals something like this is sufficient:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Splitter-SmartPhone-Headphone-keyboard-synthesizer/dp/B07C4S1Z93/ref=sr_1_5?crid=Y1CHQ3M8XUA6&keywords=midi+splitter+cable&qid=1674601503&sprefix=midi+splitter+cable,aps,107&sr=8-5
What's everyone verdict?
I'm aware that there are dedicated midi thru boxes/midi splitter boxes (and I am already using one of those in a different context), but I guess their secret lies in also being able to power devices through midi, something that's probably more important in the world of synths, but doesn't play a role for effect pedals. Therefore, I was wondering whether for the simple task of splitting one midi signal to two different pedals something like this is sufficient:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Splitter-SmartPhone-Headphone-keyboard-synthesizer/dp/B07C4S1Z93/ref=sr_1_5?crid=Y1CHQ3M8XUA6&keywords=midi+splitter+cable&qid=1674601503&sprefix=midi+splitter+cable,aps,107&sr=8-5
What's everyone verdict?
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https://www.thomann.de/gb/midi_solutions_quadra_thru_v2.htm
they're all basically the same circuit inside