JackLab/USB Midi

From openSUSE

Working Plug&Play

All of them are operating system independent, ALSA should find them right after beeing plugged in. (Class compliant usb devices) In case you need to load the needed module manually: It's usb-audio.

• Korg K49 MIDI Controller
• Korg X50 Musical Synthesizer
• M-Audio Keystation Pro88
• Emagic MT-4
• ESI M4U/M8U
• M-Audio Keystation 88
• Alesis Photon25
• Roland UM-1
• Edirol UM-1EX, Edirol UM-2EX
• Behringer BCF2000/BCR2000
  • those interfaces have to modes of operation - Normal and Advanced. In Normal mode it is Plug&Play. Advanced mode is said to be faster, but it requires drivers, that are available only for Windows and Mac (at least I don't know about them). So if you want "normal" interface, there is no problem at all.
• M-Audio Midisport UNO (newer edition, it has "Class compliant" label on its box; for some strange reason doesn't work with Yamaha keyboards)
  • additional note:M-Audio Midisport UNO (newer edition, it has "Class compliant" label on its box) works fine with my Yamaha PSS-480 keyboard. On plug-in, it appears as an Alsa device. When "Jacked" to Rosegarden, it has no problem controlling the synth.)

snd-usb-audio: CME Uf-series controller keyboards

Working with additional work

• JackLab/Midiman Midisport 2x2
• M-Audio Midisport UNO (older edition, i suppose it has not "Class compliant" label on its box; I couldn't say if this one works with Yamaha keyboards)