Using Raspberry Pi as USB Midi Host for ContinuuMini or EaganMatrix Module 

A quick summary of steps to use a Raspberry Pi as a multi-port USB Midi host for ContinuuMini, Slim Continuum or EaganMatrix Module. I'm using a pretty old Raspberry Pi here but newer ones should function the same way. You can find more detailed setup instruction on RU-vid. This is intended as a quick start summary to give you the idea of what to do if you want to try this. Probably the cheapest multi-port USB Midi Host you can get. (Note: you won't need the external wireless adapters for models 3B and later that include wireless on the Pi). Also looks like in the "aconnect" statement you should specify the ContinuuMini, EaganMatrix Module or Slim Continuum as the second Client device and the controlling device first. Looks like that was required to get for example a KeyStep Pro playing the ContinuuMini through Pi USB host interface.