Mac OS 9 Lives
Digital Audio Workstation & MIDI => Audio & MIDI Hardware => Topic started by: blaylok on August 16, 2024, 09:21:06 PM
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Were there ever any Firewire MIDI I/O only interfaces that were compatible with OS9?
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why firewire? usb there are some
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Ive never heard of such a thing at *all*, let alone one that would work on OS9.
MIDI data barely stresses a USB 1.1 connection, firewire would have been completely overkill.
At the time OS9 was still being actively developed, it was easy and cheap enough to get something like a StealthPort for $50 and hook up old serial MIDI interfaces that most times worked better than the USB interfaces of the time.
There just wouldnt have been any money in it.
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wasnt there a version of the digidesign MH041 which was firewire-only?
firewire has both, accuracy and bandwidth, plus you save ports.
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StealthPort would be great although they are far from being cheap to find nowadays
If anyone has one to sell for a reasonable price I am more than willing to buy one....
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StealthPort would be great although they are far from being cheap to find nowadays
If anyone has one to sell for a reasonable price I am more than willing to buy one....
imac geethree: diehard is selling one with 50perc off
so i read up firewire is better in terms of jitter. so midex8, unitor8 being all usb (sufficient in terms of bandwidth) are inferior to an audio/midi interface? i have not got a firewire interface because unitor8 can be had for 20 eur
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StealthPort would be great although they are far from being cheap to find nowadays
If anyone has one to sell for a reasonable price I am more than willing to buy one....
get a new circuitbored clone, for an old original you need to search too long.
but how many ports do you need? for 1-2 you could abuse a audio/midi fire interface and only use its midi.