Audio router router functionality not available

#Audio router router functionality not available install

I have zero interest in commercializing, supporting, or assisting anyone in cloning this but if someone else wants to put together their own, thatвЂ™s the starting point.

#Audio router router functionality not available install

I paid $7 for the SD flash card, $2 for the USB power supply, $10 for the case, $7 for the USB hub, and also had to install and learn the drivers and write some software to allow the router/splitter/layerer/processor/arpeggiator/transposable polyphonic step-sequencer/microtuning/patch management features to be controlled from a web page presented by apache running on the pi so I can control it all from a phone, plus a little bit of soldering to add 5-pin DIN interface to the expansion pins. I then shared the solution I am currently using, which costs $10 and works great. Obviously, like all small MIDI routers, it has a computer, but people mean they donвЂ™t want to have to use a laptop and bootup and launch software to connect a bunch of USB MIDI devices in their garage or a coffee shop. The missing device people talk about is the one that doesnвЂ™t require a computer. The device they show is massive and clearly for studios and large performance gigs, where one almost certainly already has a computer.

ThereвЂ™s nothing commercially and lots of people talk about the need for that.

IвЂ™m talking about the need for a USB MIDI device host and router that is small and portable and costs less than $349.

The tiny portable version that is still needed is not their ethernet remote expander, which is cool.