I can't imagine ever going without it again. MIDI Patchbay is quite a simple, yet powerful MIDI merger/splitter/filter. Still, you're getting a reliable device built to work, and built to last. competitor patchbays that actually allow you to change the routing directly from the front panel are very, very out of my pricerange, but this guys fits the bill perfectly, albeit still is a little more than I would have liked to pay. Id appreciate some tips Roland A-880 - cheap as chips. If you dont see a Buy It Now in our Ebay Listing - please dont ask me.
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My only gripe would be the price, something that all patch bays unfortunately are affected by. Learn more - eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new window or tab. I am surprised to find that MIDI patch bays are either very expensive or seemingly unreliable. The MX-8 MIDI Patchbay/Processor combines 6x8 patching with an incredible array. There is a successor by Edirol, the U-880, which I believe is identical except it has flash memory (this A-880 needs a battery for memory functions) and an additional USB port for computer use.
The A880 has an internal memory allowing you to write different configurations into a bank that can be recalled with program changes over MIDI, this is extremely appreciated in a setup where I'm using everything but want to focus only on specific instruments at a time. This meets that with outstanding results. I needed a patchbay that could be entirely controlled and redirected without a computer.
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