Musicians and producers in need of an active MIDI merger will be impressed with the MIDI Solutions MultiVoltage Quadra Merge, a desktop 4-input 2-output active MIDI merger that combines all MIDI messages from 4 MIDI inputs to two MIDI outputs.

All MIDI message types are merged including System Exclusive, MIDI Clock, and MIDI Time Code messages. A fast merging algorithm ensures that all MIDI data is processed accurately with minimal possible delay. The unit is MIDI powered and requires no external power supply or batteries. An LED indicator lights up when powered and flashes when data is passed through it. The MultiVoltage Quadra Merge is compatible with both the original 5V and the new 3.3V MIDI specification.

4 Inputs x 2 Outputs    MIDI Powered, No PSU or Batteries Needed    Active Circuitry Cleans Up MIDI Signal    MultiVoltage Works with 5V and New 3.3V

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If a phantom button is pushed on, will it be memorized after the unit is turned off or disconnected?

A: As per MOTU, the unit would default to it's last settings prior to being powered down. The Phantom Power should remain on.

Q: 2. Will this work with Adobe Audition on a Mac?

A: Yes, you can use the MOTU M2 USB Audio-MIDI Interface with Adobe Audition on a Mac computer.

Q: 3. Would this be a great option to hold an ad400+34inches softbox outdoor?

A: Yes, the Kupo Midi Baby Kit Stand (10.3') has a 19.8 lb load capacity which is more than enough to support a Godox AD400Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash with a 34" softbox. Adding a sandbag to a leg of the stand helps with stability when shooting outdoors in windy conditions.

Q: 4. Can you use this to record Skype calls into your DAW i.e., Garageband?

A: The best way to do that would be to have the Skype coming in from a mobile device like your smartphone or tablet and connect it to one of the line inputs on the M2 using a cable like this one. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/157944-REG/Comprehensive_XLRP_MPS_6ST_XLRP_MPS_6ST_EXF_Stereo_Mini.html You would be able to adjust the level between the Skype call and the microphone that you would have connected to the Motu M2 interface.

Q: 5. Is this cable Korg compatible? Arturia compatible? If not, what is?

A: Yes. Compatible provided the Korg and/or Artiria have 3.5mm MIDI connectors. Elektron 121007 Overview Owners of the Model:Samples and Model:Cycles who are looking to connect their machines to other MIDI devices will be delighted with the pair of Elektron CA-3 MIDI Adapters. Each adapter provides a 3.5mm to 5-pin DIN connection. Simply plug into the 3.5mm MIDI ports and connect a MIDI cable to another MIDI device such as an additional Model machine, MIDI interface, synthesizer, or drum machine.

Q: 6. I noticed that the front connectors say XLR/LINE/Guitar yet I dont see a switch to change it from line to instrument. How does this work?

A: The interface adjusts automatically based on what input connection is used. Please note, the XLR connection is only meant for mic level sources, any +4 line level input should be connected to the TRS input of the interface.

Q: 7. What are the impedance/power specs for the headphone out?

A: MOTU has not published those spec's.

Q: 8. MOTU M2 assembled in USA or made in China?

A: The MOTU M2 is made in China.

Q: 9. Can you apply EQ and then listen live using loop back with no latency?

A: Yes, you can. Round trip latency is just 2.5 ms, so while it is not no latency, it is about as fast as it can get in this class of interface.

Q: 10. Can this handle a low gain sensitive mic like EV RE20..without cloud lifter ?

A: While it does have enough gain for a mic of this nature, some users have reported noise when turning up the gain, so you may want to consider a fethead or cloud lifter anyway, for the headroom.