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Step into the world of seamless MIDI connectivity with the Opcode Studio 3, a reliable choice for musicians seeking to streamline their MIDI setup. This MIDI interface is designed to cater to the needs of both studio and live performance environments, offering 8 MIDI inputs and 8 MIDI outputs, allowing for the connection of multiple MIDI devices simultaneously. With the Studio 3, you can effortlessly manage your MIDI gear, ensuring every piece of equipment communicates effectively for a cohesive sound experience.

The Opcode Studio 3 is not just about connectivity; it also supports advanced features like MIDI merging, filtering, and re-channelizing. This flexibility gives musicians the control they need to shape their sound precisely. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring musician, the Studio 3 provides the tools to enhance your creative workflow, making it an indispensable addition to your music production arsenal.

Key Features:

8 MIDI inputs and 8 MIDI outputs for extensive connectivity
MIDI merging, filtering, and re-channelizing capabilities
Supports complex MIDI routing setups
Compatible with a wide range of MIDI devices
Ideal for both live performances and studio environments

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The Opcode Studio 3 functions as a 2 in 6 out MIDI interface without relying on its outdated printer and modem ports.
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The interface connects via old Mac serial ports, which can pose a challenge for compatibility with modern computers.
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Owners utilize the Studio 3 with external MIDI mappers, like the DMC 8 x 8, to expand MIDI port capacity.
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James Woolley

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Nine Inch Nails

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"Woolley uses a sole Yamaha DX7 onstage. His offstage rack houses an E-mu Emax II, Roland JV-880, Alesis D4, Kurzweil MicroPiano, Opcode Studio 3, MX-8 MIDI patch bay, and Juice Goose power module."

Vince DiCola

Keyboardist, Composer

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The Opcode Studio 3 is verified to be part of Vince DiCola's modular rack, as confirmed by a photograph shared by DiCola on his Facebook page.

Stephen Hague

Keyboardist, Composer

Jules & The Polar Bears

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The two Macs are interfaced to the outside world with two Opcode Studio 3 units and a Studio 5. Hague has plenty of sound sources to drive with these. There's an M3R, a DX7II, two rack-mounted Roland Super Jupiter modules (with programmers), a Roland JD800, DS50 and U220, a Korg Wavestation A/D, and an Akai/Linn MPC60, plus a few oldies. Amongst the latter are a Korg MS12, his original Yamaha CS80, and an Oberheim OB8.