Why I buy this one ?
- Perfect for connecting a keyboard or controller to your computer
- Installation is external, so no need to open the computer case
- Powered by USB port, so no searching for a free power outlet
- Upward Mobility - add as many USB Midisport interfaces to your computer as you have USB ports
- Built-in USB cable and MIDI extension cables

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What our customer's say!

"Danger Will Robinson!!! Your OS will be compromised!",
I actually got this to work with my Yamaha P-80, but I paid dearly for it.

I'm running Windows XP and during the driver installation, I got the "...has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatability with Windows XP" message.

OK, the next paragraph was really scary - "Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabalize the correct operation of your system either immediately or in the future. Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing."

M-Audio's user guide ACTUALLY INSTRUCTS you to click the "Continue Anyway" button, so instead of stopping the install and returning this item for a refund, I trusted them and continued the install (you actually get warned twice not to install). BIG MISTAKE!

After the install, I found out my Email and Internet services were not working. Somehow, the Midisport installation managed to turn off my Broadcom network adapter, and if I hadn't had the help of AT&T tech support, I would have concluded that I had a hardware problem with my Ethernet connection. Don't know yet if anything else got messed up.

As an added bonus, there's also a warning sticker hidden inside the package advising you, for reasons I won't even get into, to wash your hands after handling the product. I am not making this up.

I have never had this type of problem installing a USB device, and I have about 6 of them.

Avoid, unless you can take the risk.

"Outstanding and easy", M-Audio has an awesome product here. Realize that I am using it on a Mac and with a Yamaha keyboard. I checked other reviews before buying this and the Mac and Yamaha combo was reportedly great. I now agree! My daughter is thrilled and I know we will have days, months, maybe years of fun using this.

"M-Audio USB Midisport Uno MIDI Interface", I was given this, along with an old QuickShot MIDI keyboard controller. I bought a Belkin Hi-Speed USB 2.0 5-Port PCI Card and got updated Midisport drivers for my Mac G4 (OS 10.4.11) from M-Audio's website. I use this setup to access the sounds in GarageBand and play around with MIDI. Everything works fine. But, admittedly, this is not much of a test of the Interface, since the controller has only a MIDI out.

"Does what I intended but no more...", I used this cable to program a midi board with a sysex command. It worked, no problems, but the cable is flimsy and I don't see using it for an extended period of time. It's cheaply made and seems it will break after a few uses.

"Vista Users Look Elsewhere", If you use Windows Vista or plan on switching to Vista, your M-Audio equipment isn't going to work the way it did in XP.

M-Audio has a Vista driver for the USB Uno but it doesn't always work. Initially, after I installed the Vista driver that I downloaded from M-Audio's support page, everything seemed to work fine. But after a few hours of working in Reason 4.0, I noticed that the sounds weren't quite right. Everything that I was playing through my keyboard, which was connected via the USB Uno, sounded like poor quality samples. At first I thought it was my soundcard (M-Audio Fast Track USB. I wrote a review for that as well) but I played a drum pattern in ReDrum without my keyboard and everything sounded normal. I then tested the USB Uno with another MIDI controller and got the same results, low quality sounds. After uninstalling and reinstalling the USB Uno driver a couple of times, the sounds triggered by my keyboard seemed to be working okay again. When I decided to use it again later that week, the same sound issue reemerged. Personally, I will not be purchasing anymore M-Audio products due to their poor Vista drivers.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Buy it if you have Mac OS X, a MIDI guitar, and Finale!!", If you want to have fun with a great little interface, this is for you! All you have to do is to download the driver (from M-Audio's website) to your Mac and you'll be ready to go!

Highly recommended!


"Does what it said it'd do", The midisport is doing what I wanted. I wanted a simple input device from one synthesiser to my computer, and it seems to be doing it fine. The PC isn't an ideal computer for this, but that's not the Midisport's fault.

"M-Audio USB MIDIsport", Very easy to hook up. Well built and plenty of wire from the keyboard to the computer. A very excellent product. Highly recommended!

"A real puzzle", I bought this interface to record my Yamaha Drum DTXpress III on my PC (Windows XP) using Magix Music Maker and Quartz Audio Master. I have to follow instruction of one of the reviewer here (Araki) to install the UNO correctly. But, then I was not able to record myself using the two software specify above. So I spent time reading their Help Guide and do google search in an attempt to understand MIDI, sequencer, etc. I download Midi-ox to see if commands was sent when i hit a drum trigger. Midi-ox confirm that USB uno is working. But... why the software didn't recieve the commands (no MIDI notes appears on the editor screen and the volume gauge stay at zero). It did one week that i got the UNO and i'm still not able to use it well. Maybe i'm dumb! For all this trooble, if i had know... i had not purchase it.

"Works fine with Asio For All Driver", I writing this review because I saw that someone wrote that this thing won't work if you have a Yamaha keyboard. Wrong. I have a cheapy Yamaha keyboard and it works perfectly with this. I also have a GI-10 Midi guitar interface and JV-1010, JV-1080 and a GR-30 Roland synthesizers. It works perfectly with all these with no time lag. I could not get this device to work at all however, until I installed the Asio For All Driver, which wasn't too big a deal since it is free. While USB connections may not be the most ideal for pro Midi, this is as good as it gets for a USB Midi interface!