The MIDI line
The MIDI data transmitted by the MIDI line does not contain any sound signal, it transmits the pitch, force, time and other indicators.
In addition, In/Out/Thru is often seen on devices. Connecting two or three devices through Thru ensures that the MIDI signal will not be affected by one of the devices through Out, resulting in an out-of-sync delay.
USB A Male To Open Cable: The most common jack for traditional computers and portable drives, Type-A and Type-B are available in Mini and Micro specifications.
Type-B: Most commonly found on devices connected to computer peripherals. Type-A and Type-B both have Mini and Micro specifications and can be found on tablets, mobile phones, mobile devices, recording ports, or USB microphones.
USB Type C Cable: Since the introduction of the USB 3.1 transfer specification, along with the appearance of Type-C this new USB jack specification. More and more devices are changing the jack to Type-C, which is easy to plug and has higher transfer speeds (but there is still a USB 2.0 version of Type-C, which has different transfer specifications; In the purchase, use need to pay attention to). The recently launched Focusrite Scarlett Recording Port third generation uses USB Type-C as the output port.
All kinds of wire to transmit the signal content and use are different, each link may affect the quality of sound transmission, pay attention to the jack between the equipment and output signal specifications, can avoid many follow-up problems.
In addition to the selection of suitable wire and equipment, wire quality is also one of the influencing factors, whether the stability of transmission or its own durability, can be a consideration when buying wire, but also to match the product has the corresponding performance.
