How connect to device that sends Midi-Signals via USB?

Hello,
does anybody know how to communicate with a device that sends Midi-Signals via USB? I am working with Windows XP. I would appreciate any kind of hint.

rothencharl wrote:
Hello,
does anybody know how to communicate with a device that sends Midi-Signals via USB? I am working with Windows XP. I would appreciate any kind of hint.You need a bit of hardware that converts USB to ordinary RS232; you can use RXTX then to get the data in; there you can do with it whatever you want.
kind regards,
Jos

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