General
Managing your MIDI signals is not always that easy. If you've ever wished that there was a simpler method for determining which MIDI keyboard is sent to which sound module all without a computer, now there is. Lab4Music's Sipario MIDI router does just that and more. It's equipped with two DIN MIDI inputs for connecting MIDI keyboards and two DIN MIDI outputs for connecting other MIDI equipment. With Sipario, it's then easy to control which input goes to which output and to which MIDI channel. Sipario is equipped with USB MIDI too.
Lab4Music Sipario
It may sound like a simple concept but this product is packed with plenty of setting options to make life even easier. The settings can be controlled using the large colour touch screen. With it you can do things like send program and control changes, re-map velocities (touch-sensitivity), work with up to eight levels of splits and layers and transpose. There's an internal MIDI clock, you can manage sustain and even play specific layers according to the played velocity. These complete scenes can then be saved to a USB stick.
MIDI for all
If you have an older MIDI equipment with DIN connnectors, they may not always be compactible with the latest MIDI equipment. With the Sipario's USB MIDI capability, however, you'll be able to connect old and new MIDI equipment with ease.
