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@@eiffe you will need the UxMIDI Tools or HxMIDI Tools for this. These are compatible with the new H4MIDI WC and U4MIDI WC. Hope this helps 😁

@@Pane0 should be possible with class compliant USB MIDI ports when you use WIDI Uhost 😊👍

@@kennycarter2346 you have to first define the central device and its peripherals: www.cme-pro.com/bluetooth-midi-basics-central-peripheral/ If you set your iPad as your central, set all your WIDI devices to ‘force peripheral’ mode and connect them one by one. If you set any WIDI device as your central, your iPad’s Bluetooth cannot participate as a peripheral. For WIDI groups: www.cme-pro.com/public-beta-test-ios-widi-app/ For Bluetooth MIDI groups with 3rd party devices: www.cme-pro.com/cme-introduces-new-widi-firmware-with-group-auto-learn-mode/ 😊👍

@@piotrb7934 I guess you have to look into the power saving mode of your PC. Also, you might wanna try using Korg BLE MIDI driver as explained in the online start guide: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/#tve-jump-1834ac15cc6 If you still encounter challenges, please do reach out to us via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae Hope this helps 🙏

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@@piotrb7934 I guess you have to look into the power saving mode of your PC. Also, you might wanna try using Korg BLE MIDI driver as explained in the online start guide: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/#tve-jump-1834ac15cc6 If you still encounter challenges, please do reach out to us via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae Hope this helps 🙏

@@piotrb7934 I guess you have to look into the power saving mode of your PC. Also, you might wanna try using Korg BLE MIDI driver as explained in the online start guide: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/#tve-jump-1834ac15cc6 If you still encounter challenges, please do reach out to us via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae Hope this helps 🙏

@@DimonFromhell WIDIflex is a WIDI Master from Nektar 😊👍

@@mirthkon if you want to set the M2 as a central, it must have the ability to connect to multiple Bluetooth MIDI devices. This is offered by WIDI, but I am not sure if the M2 can do that. In any way, if you do not set your WIDI devices to ‘force peripheral’ mode, they are likely pairing to each other instead of your M2. So, the central role, requires also the ability to configure connections like WIDI does. You must figure this out at the M2 side, the WIDI devices are not the issue. If you need personal assistance, feel welcome to reach out via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae Or drop a post in facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans Hope this helps 😊👍

@@CMEPro Thanks so much for the swift reply! Yes, the M2--in theory--recently added Central mode specifically for connecting to multiple Bluetooth devices, and I am able to connect to multiple WIDI Jacks but for some reason they don't actually respond to incoming MIDI messages. I also have the WIDI Bud and was able to create a group using it as "Central" and plugged it into the M2's USB Host port and it works great, but obviously this isn't relying on the M2's native Bluetooth support now, which is ok but ideally I could forgo this method. Something about the M2's central mode I guess, which is still quite new. Perhaps I'm still misunderstanding, but is it true that WIDI Jacks in Peripheral mode will only pair with another WIDI product in Central mode? Not 3rd party? Your reply suggests 3rd party should work... but afaik the M2's central mode doesn't have much re: configuration options. Anyways, I'll follow up via your support channel as needed, already getting too long here! :D Thanks again!

@@mirthkon WIDI devices can connect to 3rd party devices as a central. That should not be an issue on the WIDI side. I think when you contact our support, the internal expert can assist you in getting it right.

@@MusicSasho we cannot tell you. It depends on the model, the apps you use and so on. Many people use Bluetooth MIDI this way without any issue. Hope this helps.

@@shaynegopro8354 MIDI and audio are two different things. You cannot send sound over a MIDI connection. You can control the sound of one device via MIDI. Hope this helps.

@@bortchy thanks for the notification. Maybe one day, you can try it via a music friend and share your experience with us. Enjoy your music 😎👍

@@filippotessari1297 you can connect the WIDI Uhost with your Emeo’s USB port with a USB OTG cable. Next you can wirelessly connect the WIDI Uhost with your iPad and transmit MIDI from your Emeo to your iPad. Hope this helps: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/

@@fakefischgang2690 Artesia Pro and ESI have acquired the Xkey product line from CME. Please remember that all Xkey products still come with a 3-year warranty. Do not hesitate to contact their technical support team. I copy them here, too. Email: online@artesia-pro.com (North America) or info@esi-audio.com (international) Phone: 888-998-9848 (toll-free) or +49 (0)7152 / 398880 (Germany)

Please reach out via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae or read the online start guide: www.cme-pro.com/widi-master-start-guide-bluetooth-midi/

@@rafaelarguellestoncel9394 La latencia no es un problema. Puede reducirse a 3 ms entre dos dispositivos WIDI.

@@bestrickie2 I assume this is the same question as received via our FB group. Let’s keep the conversation in one place. 🙏

@@CMEPro I thought I’d share the video in case anyone else had the same issue. Ok back to the issue, I can’t find the bluetooth icon on my midi studio setting. Having shared it on facebook doesn’t matter if so why?

@@bestrickie2 it is best to keep the conversation on a single channel. So not Facebook AND UA-cam. Only Facebook is just fine.

@@CMEPro as this video is for public use giving information, I can’t see what difference it makes.

@@rombsix what we are currently looking at is a tx/rx solution that can make your wired headphone go wireless. You can use your favorite headphone, and we can make it wireless. That is the first idea 💡

@@CMEPro - that sounds great, but the problem is there would still be a cable between the rx and the headset (the actual cans). In that case, some of the wireless IEMs that already exist would be serving a similar function, no? I get it, that your tech will be more affordable than the pro level IEMs that cost in the thousands of dollars, but there would still be the hassle of a belt-pack and the hassle of the cable going from the belt-pack (i.e. the rx) to the cans / earbuds that are in contact with the user's head / ears. What I like about the Yamaha and the AIAIAI solutions is that they are truly cable-free, so just a short cable from the audio interface to the tx, and zero cables on or near the body of the musician (and no belt-packs but rather just the headset that has all the rx tech inside the headband). Can we dream of such innovation from CME in the future? Basically, it would be the current Yamaha product minus the interference (I know, that is one of the two hearts of the matter). After extensive testing, I had to return the Yamaha headphones (after purchasing them twice and not being able to get rid of the dropouts) and accept the limitations of the AIAIAI headphones. With the AIAIAIs, there are zero dropouts, rarely (if any) pops/crackles, and the audio quality is acceptable, but yeah, clipping issues, signal is not loud enough, and that damn hiss... Save us, CME! :P

@@rombsix we take this step by step. First the core technology, followed by integrations like you propose. So, yes it is possible we will go into that direction. The idea is, HD audio, without latency, without interference 😊

@@CMEPro - I will be waiting *VERY* patiently. Please let me know how I can support you in this process (other than registering, engaging like this, and spreading the word, etc.) - thank you! :)

@@rombsix you are already doing a great job 👏

@@mariolopes3362 you can use WIDI Uhost or WIDI Bud Pro to add Bluetooth MIDi to your operating system. Hope this helps!

@@ageshero could be, there are different models of the Vortex, and many people use WIDI to bypass (upgrade) the Bluetooth MIDI option to the highest level. There are also people using WIDI Uhost or WIDI Bud Pro to bypass the Bluetooth of their operating system for optimal performance. Hope this helps 🤗

@@KRAIZDJ if it is green it is stuck in firmware update mode. You can delete all WIDI devices from your mobile’s general Bluetooth device list, open WIDI App and resume the updating process. You can check out the online start guide or this blog for assistance. It should be fairly easy to solve. If you are not up and running in no time, please do reach out via bluetoothmidi.com www.cme-pro.com/easy-fix-for-widi-app-and-firmware-update/

@@crabbydad8931 the power consumption of WIDI devices is really low. Make sure you have a power bank that does not have a sleep mode, as those will think there is no device attached, because the power consumption is so low, and turn themselves off. If you use it as a wireless host for a USB MIDI client device, it can power that device through a single standard USB power source. The question is which hardware are you powering via the WIDI Uhost, that is the one you should scale your power source towards. Feel welcome to opt-in on the shared knowledge of the community via facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans Hope this helps 😀

@@TheIllynow MIDI Thru5 is a MIDI splitter. You can have a single input and copy that to its 5 outputs. It is only for MIDI I/O, not for USB MIDI. So, if you have one central hardware device, and you want to control 5 other pieces of hardware, you are good with the MIDI Thru5 and using 16 MIDI channels. If you want to have more control and configure routing, add a computer, and even filter, consider adding the U6MIDI Pro. Hope this helps!

@@CMEPro It really did. Thank you so much 👍

@@ZombieLincoln666 yes, long ones too!

@@tranquilitybase6417 this is not Bluetooth Audio. It is a new tech, developed by CME. You can check our blog and subscribe to get notifications: www.cme-pro.com/iwa-instant-wireless-audio-by-cme/

@@AndreiCantacuz-us2tw no idea what you mean, are you sure you are at the right place with this question?

@@AndreiCantacuz-us2tw no idea what you mean 🙃 Are you sure you are asking the right people?

Yes, 65ft, yes 👍 You can wirelessly connect to the built-in Bluetooth of your Mac. You can also use it as an advanced Bluetooth MIDI interface to bypass the onboard Bluetooth by plugging it into your USB port. Range is 65ft (30m) without obstacles. WIDI can transmit any MIDI message, including MPE, Sysex and CC/PC

@@CMEProthanks for the response:)) Also, does it send back MIDI? I’m looking to connect it to an Akai APC 40 mk2 to move on stage controlling Ableton. The plan is to give power to the device trough a battery with pass through connected to the Apc USB port,and then connect the WIDI device to the battery. But the Apc show’s the lights of what’s going on in the computer. So would it receive that information from the computer?? Could I change things on the computer and it would appear on the device like when it’s connected with usb cable? Thanks!🙌🏻

@@betsonmusic it depends on how your APC is designed. WIDI devices are bidirectional by default. They can transmit any MIDI message. I do not know your device, but if it is class compliant plug and play USB MIDI, it is compatible with WIDI Uhost. You can power both your hardware and the Uhost via a single power source plugged into the Uhost. Make sure to use a USB OTG cable between your Uhost and APC to ensure it can operate as the host for your client controller. Also, some manufacturers use USB ports to transmit other data than MIDI. WIDI devices only transmit MIDI messages. You can learn more via the online start guide: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/ Hope this helps 😀👍

If you plug in the USB keyboard directly in your PC to control your DAW, you can route that signal to your U6MIDI Pro via a second USB connection and control your synth: www.cme-pro.com/u6-midi-pro-usb-midi-interface-routing-filter/ If you want to control your synth directly you can also consider the USB host functionality of the H4MIDI WC: www.cme-pro.com/h4midi-wc-usb-host-midi-interface/ Hope this helps 🤗

I am sorry to hear this has happened and you’ve had this bad experience. I can totally understand this leads to much frustration. Creating groups is an advanced feature, it requires the execution of the entire scenario. We always recommend to explore options in simple mode first, to get a better understanding of what WIDI can do for you, and only expand to an advanced setup based on that experience. In group mode, a tiny bit of latency us added to keep a stable jitter. I am not sure I understand your explanation entirely, but it reads like this might cause the issue at your side. Feel free to reach out to us directly and get the support you deserve. I am sure we can get this up and running with you: www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae

El WIDI Master puede alimentarse desde la salida MIDI de su hardware MIDI. Si su hardware no suministra alimentación, necesitará WIDI Jack y una fuente de alimentación externa a través de USB-C.

Please make sure you update the Bluetooth firmware to v225 and that you use a USB OTG cable between your Uhost and Katana. If the problem still persists, reach out for some personal guidance via: www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae Also, check out the online start guide for WIDI Uhost: www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/ Hope this helps 🙏

Please make sure you update your WIDI Uhost to the latest Bluetooth firmware v225 There was a bug in v224 for BOSS devices. They require an extra piece od code. This is now fixed. Apologies for the issue, it should be solved now. Feel welcome to reach out via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae if you require more assistance 🙏

@@CMEPro i’ve got all the latest firmware all updated and it still won’t connect it’s frustrating i bought the device solely for this purpose and i cannot use it

@@ryanberry6780 did you use a USB OTG cable between your Uhost and Katana?

@@ryanberry6780 did you try to clear the Bluetooth connection cache of your mobile device? www.cme-pro.com/widi-uhost-start-guide-bluetooth-midi-usb-host/#tve-jump-1834a41e610

@@CMEPro no because the otg cable is a printer type cable, my katana doesn’t have that it’s been replaced for a standard type c port so instead of the otg on the amp it’s type c so i’m powering the widi with a type c and connecting the widi to the amp using a type c to type c cord, the app is recognising the device and it has a green light but is refusing to connect

If your Casio offer Bluetooth MIDI it should be able to connect wirelessly to Windows with WIDI Bud Pro. Personally I am not familiar with your hardware or with the Casio App, but feel welcome to reach out via www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae or via facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans to get your answes!

Not sure what you are exactly saying, but it seems you require some additional assistance to get your setup up and running. Feel welcome to explain your exact setup so I can assist you properly. If you have had it working, it will work again.

Sorry to hear this. I can imagine the frustration. Just go here, fill in the form and you will get the assistance you deserve to solve this asap: www.cme-pro.com/support/#tve-jump-183922d36ae

@@midisynthminds I think there was an issue with the firmware, it is fixed by processing a special sysex. If you experience a similar issue, simply reach out via support 🙏

@@CMEPro Resolved by setting device to factory defaults and then reloading the firmware.

@@midisynthminds perfect 👌