Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

I see, what I need to do is buy an interface. That ought to do it.
usb, midi, audio interface for about $150.00
thanks for replying
$ is always the solution

Usualy a simple joysick port to MIDI cable for about $20 or a simple USB/MIDI 
Interface for $40 will do. For $150 you'll get a 4 in/out interface...

...Summa



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If the computer is an older PC and has a parallel printer port or an 
older Mac with a serial port and you want a midi interface, you 
might check out e-bay.  Several months ago, MOTU Midi Express XTs 
[PC parallel/Mac serial port version NOT the newer usb port version] 
were going for between $50 and $65 (plus shipping). It is an 8 in 8 
out midi interface.  Drivers for Mac and Windows are availabe at the 
motu website.  Of course, there are usually other interfaces there, 
too.

If you have a PC with a Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound card with 
a joystick port and some midi cables, I have some new midi 
[female]/joystick cables I picked up at Guitar Center I was planning 
to sell on e-bay. Since they have female midi connectors on them, 
you would need regular midi cables to connect to your midi gear.

Contact me privately if interested, or if there is a Guitar Center 
near you, see if they have a blow out sale cables. (The males were 
more expensive, but worth it if you don't already have midi cables.)

Hope this helps.

--Steve

PS: I just hooked one of the new cables up to my CZ-5000. They work!

--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Summa" <flotorian@f...> wrote:
> Usualy a simple joysick port to MIDI cable for about $20 or a 
simple USB/MIDI 
> Interface for $40 will do. For $150 you'll get a 4 in/out 
interface...
> 
> ...Summa
> 
> 
> On 13 Oct 2004 at 22:37, texhand wrote:
> > 
> > I see, what I need to do is buy an interface. That ought to do 
it.
> > usb, midi, audio interface for about $150.00 thanks for replying 
$ is
> > always the solution

I have heard that the "game ports" may have issues with complex MIDI stuff. 
For instance, on my older computer I was not able to MTC sync using the 
game port, once I got a dedicated MIDI interface it all worked.

Ebay is a good suggestion... I scored a PC MIDI Flyer (older parallel port 
interface from MOTU) for $15 shipping included!

Andy



At 04:17 PM 10/14/2004 +0000, you wrote:

>If the computer is an older PC and has a parallel printer port or an
>older Mac with a serial port and you want a midi interface, you
>might check out e-bay.  Several months ago, MOTU Midi Express XTs
>[PC parallel/Mac serial port version NOT the newer usb port version]
>were going for between $50 and $65 (plus shipping). It is an 8 in 8
>out midi interface.  Drivers for Mac and Windows are availabe at the
>motu website.  Of course, there are usually other interfaces there,
>too.
>
>If you have a PC with a Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound card with
>a joystick port and some midi cables, I have some new midi
>[female]/joystick cables I picked up at Guitar Center I was planning
>to sell on e-bay. Since they have female midi connectors on them,
>you would need regular midi cables to connect to your midi gear.