Route and filter MIDI messages with the MIDI Solutions Router, a 1-input 2-output MIDI utility device that allows selected MIDI messages to be routed to either, both, or neither of the Router's two MIDI outputs. The Router can route/filter selected ranges of MIDI data types and can be rechannnelized to any MIDI channel.

1 Input, 2 Outputs    Route/Filter Select Ranges of MIDI Data    Messages Can Be Rechannelized    Stores Up to 10 Settings    Programmed via MIDI SysEx Messages    MIDI Echo On or Off    5-Pin DIN MIDI Connectors (In / 2 Out)    MIDI Powered

• Route/filter selected ranges of most MIDI data types
• Messages can also be rechannelized to any other MIDI channel
• Accepts a total of 10 settings, which are stored in a priority format
• The Router is programmed by sending it MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages. This is easily done with the MIDI Solutions Programming Tools software. Once programmed, settings are retained even after power is removed. The Router can be reprogrammed with new settings as often as needed
• The Router is MIDI-powered and requires no batteries or power supply to operate with most MIDI products. A MIDI indicator LED lights up when the product is powered and flashes when MIDI data passes through it

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. MOTU M2 assembled in USA or made in China?

A: The MOTU M2 is made in China.

Q: 2. Can I connect 4 XLR Mics to this interface?

A: This interface offers just two XLR microhone inputs.

Q: 3. Are the line outs 3/4 able to be switchable outputs? For example I use Vmix for streaming and need to be able to send something different to my speakers than what is going to my headphones. So I want to make sure I can route output 3/4 as like just playback and main outputs as the master.

A: Line Outputs 3/4 will output the same audio that is coming from your main monitor outputs 1/2. The reason for outputs 3/4 is primarily for routing to outboard gear like reverb or effects processors and then bring that audio back into your line inputs, to mix with your existing audio. You can also monitor through another pair of monitors using line outs 3/4.

Q: 4. 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: 5. I'm looking for a way to pipe the signal coming out of the Moto M2 into a streaming setup that accepts hdmi input. Any suggestions?

A: It would depend on what kind of device you want to connect it to. If you are referencing a streaming switcher, you would just plug this interface into the same computer that you are using to stream and designate the interface as your audio input source from your System Preferences or Settings on your computer.

Q: 6. Looking for an audio interface in the $200-$1k range that records in 32bit float, that works effectively on windows using FL Studio. Does this exist?

A: Yes, the MOTU M4 Desktop 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface offers 32-bit float capabilities and is compatible for use with Windows as well as FL Studio.

Q: 7. All of the MIDI cables are plugged in to the keyboard and PC but the notes don't appear on my DAW. How can I fix this?

A: The ART M-Connect Midi to USB cable is a plug and play product. If you are unable to establish communication, make sure any drivers necessary for your keyboard are installed, your keyborad is set to transmit MIDI data, and your DAW software is able to receive MIDI via USB.

Q: 8. Is the M4 compatible with Apple's M1 Computers?

A: Not yet compatible with M1 chips.

Q: 9. How would this work a AKG C414 XLII?

A: With 48V enabled, the MOTU M4 Desktop 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface will accept a connection into its main XLR combo jack inputs from the AKG C414 XLII Large-Diaphragm Multipattern Condenser Microphone via standard 3-Pin XLR cable.

Q: 10. Does this work with the new Apple Silicon M1 chip?

A: NO. MOTU products are not yet qualified for use with the new M1-powered Macs. The M2 and M4 bus-powered USB audio interfaces are compatible with macOS Big Sur as USB audio class compliant devices, allowing plug-and-play operation with no driver installation needed. A driver will soon be available that provides lower latency performance, loopback channels and Core Audio volume control under macOS Big Sur.