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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Nixon" data-source="post: 10330" data-attributes="member: 1947">I have a Behringer DEQ2496. It can be controlled by a computer via USB MIDI using this.<a href="http://www.seoman.nl/deq2496/DEQremote.html" target="_blank">http://www.seoman.nl/deq2496/DEQremote.html</a>I have a cheap USB MIDI interface, the kind that&#039;s just a “line lump” on the cable and it works well.This would be more useful to me if I was able to send the MIDI data wirelessly from my laptop, and preferably without chaining multiple devices together. The system I&#039;d like would have a USB MIDI interface + transmitter in one unit and a receiver with MIDI connectors on it in another unit. Ideally the transmitter would be bus powered and the receiver would be mains powered. I&#039;d like a range of about 20 metres.What I want to do is generate data on the laptop and have it show up in a rack as a pair of MIDI cables.There&#039;s an M-Audio product but it seems to be the reverse of what I&#039;m doing in that it takes the MIDI out of a controller and sends it into the PC for VSTi&#039;s and such.<a href="http://www.maudio.co.uk/products/en_gb/MidAir.html" target="_blank">http://www.maudio.co.uk/products/en_gb/MidAir.html</a>I could get it to work but I&#039;d have to plug the line lump thing into it and it would get messy quickly. This will do it well but it&#039;s £150,which is understandable for what it can do but unrealistically expensive for what I need.<a href="http://www.cme-pro.com/proline/product-detail.php-product_id=8.htm" target="_blank">http://www.cme-pro.com/proline/product-detail.php-product_id=8.htm</a>A&nbsp; cheaper version of that that only does one MIDI channel would be cool.Any thoughts?Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Nixon, post: 10330, member: 1947"] I have a Behringer DEQ2496. It can be controlled by a computer via USB MIDI using this. [URL]http://www.seoman.nl/deq2496/DEQremote.html[/URL] I have a cheap USB MIDI interface, the kind that's just a “line lump” on the cable and it works well. This would be more useful to me if I was able to send the MIDI data wirelessly from my laptop, and preferably without chaining multiple devices together. The system I'd like would have a USB MIDI interface + transmitter in one unit and a receiver with MIDI connectors on it in another unit. Ideally the transmitter would be bus powered and the receiver would be mains powered. I'd like a range of about 20 metres. What I want to do is generate data on the laptop and have it show up in a rack as a pair of MIDI cables. There's an M-Audio product but it seems to be the reverse of what I'm doing in that it takes the MIDI out of a controller and sends it into the PC for VSTi's and such. [URL]http://www.maudio.co.uk/products/en_gb/MidAir.html[/URL] I could get it to work but I'd have to plug the line lump thing into it and it would get messy quickly. This will do it well but it's £150,which is understandable for what it can do but unrealistically expensive for what I need. [URL]http://www.cme-pro.com/proline/product-detail.php-product_id=8.htm[/URL] A cheaper version of that that only does one MIDI channel would be cool. Any thoughts? Chris [/QUOTE]

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