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Posted by: chrisNova777
« on: October 30, 2017, 10:55:53 AM »

https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/4oegv8/iconnectivity_debuts_mio_midi_interface_line/
(2016??)
Posted by: chrisNova777
« on: February 05, 2017, 01:50:38 AM »

http://www.iconnectivity.com/
https://www.iconnectivity.com/midi-interfaces-1/
http://www.iconnectivity.com/products/midi/mio10




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mio10™, setting a new benchmark in MIDI connectivity

Get your MIDI devices talking to each other and to your computers. Only iConnectivity packs this much power and flexibility into a thoroughly modern MIDI interface.

Let mio10™ overcome your MIDI connection problems. Harness the power of two computers at the same time - or one, or use the mio10™ stand-alone.

Connect all your MIDI devices - USB MIDI, 5-pin MIDI, Network MIDI - and let this rugged, versatile interface put you in control of your MIDI setup and workflow. No need for separate MIDI merger/filter/processor units - it's all built in to streamline your MIDI setup. Create faster, better, and in exciting new ways.

What makes mio10™ unique? The iConnectivity difference.
Other MIDI interfaces: Basic MIDI in and out. Won't accommodate 10 5-pin MIDI devices, never mind USB MIDI. Support for only one computer. No sophisticated MIDI port routing between computers and connected MIDI devices, no advanced MIDI processing. Won't work without a computer. Yawn.

The mio10™ difference:

More power to create:
Bring every MIDI device around into your music, with room to grow. Everything talks to everything else, whether it's modern or vintage.
Powerful MIDI merging/filtering/processing, lots of ins and outs to streamline your setup.
More flexible workflow:
Designed for the way you've always wished you could work, on your own or collaborating with other musicians. Let your whole band talk MIDI to each other. And it's built to stand up to the rigors of the road.
It's the iConnectivity flexible workflow. mio10™ is a proud member of the most innovative line of interfaces on the planet. The MIDI interface is reinvented.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/mio10
10 x 10 USB MIDI Interface with Dual USB Computer Connections, Wi-Fi/Ethernet MIDI Support, Onboard MIDI Routing, MIDI Filtering, MIDI Merge, and Standalone Operation

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Type   Desktop
Ports   10 x 10
MIDI I/O   10 x In, 10 x Out, USB, Ethernet
USB   2 x USB Type B, 1 x USB Type A
Computer Connectivity   Ethernet, USB

Compatibility -
Mac   OS X 10.8 or later,
iOS devices (Camera Connection Kit required, no direct hardware support), CoreMIDI compatible app
Windows   Windows 7 or later

Power   9V power supply adapter (included)
Height   1.75"
Width   19"
Manufacturer Part Number   midi-mio10