PLEXUS : 4

Home studio MIDI problems solved

Replaced 2 devices (MIDI interface and USB host) with Plexus:4 in a tiny home studio and am happy. Basic functionality is very intuitive to use, more advanced features are quite easy as well, manual is good, what else to wish for? Works nicely with MPE too. Actually, there is one wish - power supply with changeable plugs for different standards, have to use an ugly travel adapter until my local standard PSU arrives.

Amazing and easy to understand, and fast for basic routing

All I needed was a way to route MIDI between an AKAI MPC One, Moog synth, MIDI controller/keyboard, and a Roland JDxi. 3 of the devices have something unique midiwise, for example the JDxi has an argegiattor with key hold which I wanted to take advantage of for triggering the Moog, but the midi controller/keyboard is better for general composing into the MPC, now I can switch easily between both. Also using the clock from jdxi instead of MPC or vise versa. Lots of other utility I'm sure that I haven't discovered yet. I haven't dived into the filters yet, I suspect that's more complicated

I'm two weeks in on this thing....

I bought this pedal for the ability to transpose. That is basically it . I use a Yamaha Seqtrak as a sound module, I use a Roland PK5 and Arturia MiniLab3 as controllers.. I spent 2 nights with this and I am excited to learn more about Midi capabilities. This may be one of the most powerful pedals I have ever purchased. What blew my mind, I was able to save two MIDI cables from IN/OUT from two controllers... I was also able to plug in a USBC splitter/dock (I used a USB to USBC connector)to the 4th port and power my Arturia MicroFreak, Yamaha Seqtrak, and Arturia MiniLab3!!! I use this for my live rig, so saving plugs is a major benefit. These small benefits already paid for the pedal. I m excited to dig in for more!