CME U6 MIDI Pro
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CME
U6 MIDI Pro
Product Info
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The CME U6 MIDI Pro is a surprisingly capable little MIDI interface. It's a great option for musicians who need a compact, affordable solution for routing MIDI signals, especially those working with Chromebooks or Linux systems. Perfect for synth players and producers on the go who need reliable MIDI connectivity without a lot of fuss.
Product Description
- CME U6 MIDI Pro
- MIDI Interface
- 3x MIDI In and 3x MIDI Out
- 1x USB-C for MIDI transmission
- Merge
- filter and flexibly route any MIDI commands via the free UxMIDI Tools software (Win/Mac)
- Also compatible with Chromebooks and Linux
- USB bus-powered
- Dimensions: 82.5 x 64 x 33.5 mm
- Weight: 96 g
PROS
- • Excellent port density for a compact unit; robust USB-C connection.
- • UxMIDI Tools offers genuinely useful routing and filtering capabilities.
- • Chromebook and Linux compatibility expands its usability significantly.
- • Very lightweight and portable; ideal for travel or small studios.
CONS
- • Plastic enclosure feels somewhat flimsy; lacks premium build feel.
- • Software dependency limits flexibility without the UxMIDI Tools.
- • Limited to USB bus power; no external power option available.
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Key Features
MIDI Ports
3 In, 3 Out
USB
USB-C
Channels
16
Standalone
No, requires computer connection
Power
USB Bus-Powered
Weight
96g
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's surprisingly feature-rich for a free offering, but it's tied to the CME ecosystem – other solutions offer more advanced features and wider compatibility.
Yes, you can use a USB-C to USB-A adapter, but ensure your computer provides sufficient power to avoid any MIDI dropouts.
While lightweight, the plastic build isn't as robust as metal alternatives, so careful handling is recommended when traveling.
