Top 10 best-selling MIDI Interface

The CME MIDI Thru5 WC delivers exactly the same tight and reliable performance as the Thru6 BT but without the Bluetooth - so it comes at an even better price.

While small, the CME U6MIDI Pro MIDI interface is an extensive little box loaded with three DIN inputs, three DIN outputs and USB MIDI ports, setting it up to bring older synths bang up to date with the USB age.

Plug it in and the CME WIDI Bud Pro sets up a computer and any other USB-hosts with wireless MIDI over Bluetooth to control an array of MIDI gear without the need for any cables.

The tight CME WIDI Thru6 BT MIDI interface supplies a DIN MIDI input, five DIN MIDI outputs and a Bluetooth MIDI in and out to support wireless MIDI. Expect incredibly fast performance with virtually zero latency and jitter.

The iConnectivity mioXL is an incredibly extensive studio MIDI interface, and not just for those with vintage USB-port bereft keyboards and synthesizers.

The CME WIDI range is steadily expanding and is currently the ultimate way to transfer MIDI signals via Bluetooth. This UHost unit connects to both MIDI hosts and MIDI devices.

There's a good chance the iConnectivity mioXL is one of the most potent MIDI interfaces money can buy at the moment and it's definitely not just for those with older keyboards and synthesizers.

Straight out of the Lab4Music comes the SiparioX: a new and improved MIDI router packing the sort of upgrades that make picking it up over the original version well worth your consideration. Even more connection potential, a pitch bender, and more!

Specifically designed for the Zoom ARQ AR-48, Zoom H8 or Zoom LiveTrak L-20, the Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth adapter opens up the potential of your gear.

When working with a few synths, vintage or otherwise, connecting them up can be less than practical. This MIDI interface is specifically designed to avoid that problem by offering no less than 16 ports.