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Thru-5
Plug in your sequencer or master keyboard and get five identical MIDI copies with no audible latency for your sound modules and other MIDI devices.
Thru-12
Plug in your sequencer or master keyboard and get twelve identical MIDI copies with no audible latency for your sound modules and other MIDI devices. Thru-25 also available.
MIDI USB-Host-II
Plug your USB MIDI device into the MIDI USB Host and it allows you to communicate with it using MIDI on DIN connectors, without the need for a computer.
Merge-4
Merges the data from up to four separate MIDI sources (e.g. Master keyboards or controllers) into a single MIDI data stream which appears at both of the MIDI out Sockets. Merge-8 also available.
Pro-Solo
The Pro Solo Mk3 enables your MIDI keyboard or sequencer to control CV synths with V/oct, Hz/V & 1.2V/oct scaling systems. Loads of other features for added control.
Modular SOLO
The perfect MIDI to CV converter for Eurorack modular users, featuring the rock-solid tuning stability that Kenton converters are famous for and includes four continuously variable auxiliary outputs and two dedicated clock outputs
Pro-CV to MIDI
The Pro CV to MIDI generates monophonic MIDI from analogue CV & Gate signals. With very accurate CV tracking and accompanying MIDI pitch bend it also has two assignable auxiliary inputs for MIDI CCs, aftertouch, note velocity and more.
Pro-DCB
The Pro-DCB converts MIDI notes to DCB and vice versa. 14 pin DCB cable included. Also features auxiliary and clock outputs and an inbuilt LFO.
D-Sync
Receives MIDI clock and stop/start data and converts them to DIN-Sync (Sync-24) and vice versa. Can alternatively be configured to work with Sync-48.
Killamix Mini
This USB controller has nine endless rotary encoders, nine push buttons and a joystick. Pressing the encoder knobs selects the MIDI channel, blue LEDs indicate which MIDI channel is currently active and the current positions of the encoders