How can I select 2 different INPUTs in MIDIberry so that it sends messages to 2 different ports? I want to use WIDI uHost (connected Yamaha YDS-120 saxophone) and DOREMIDI UTB-21 (Roland fp-30 digital piano) at the same time - I want to have everything on different ports and go to Kontakt 7. It would be useful to run two separate MIDIberries, but this is impossible. Any ideas how to solve this?
I think Windows is limited to a single Bluetooth MIDI device. If you want to connect multiple Bluetooth MIDI devices, you will need to bypass the built-in Bluetooth of your PC with a WIDI Uhost or WIDI Bud Pro. Feel welcome to drop a post in our community group to ask questions about specific products: facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans
@@CMEPro I managed to do it. I can connect two midibluetooth devices at the same time. The solution is the BLE-Midi Connect program from the Microsoft Store. It works just like MIDI-Berry - unfortunately it does not show messages, but it allows you to connect more MIDI Bluetooth devices at the same time.
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How can I select 2 different INPUTs in MIDIberry so that it sends messages to 2 different ports?
I want to use WIDI uHost (connected Yamaha YDS-120 saxophone) and DOREMIDI UTB-21 (Roland fp-30 digital piano) at the same time - I want to have everything on different ports and go to Kontakt 7.
It would be useful to run two separate MIDIberries, but this is impossible. Any ideas how to solve this?
I think Windows is limited to a single Bluetooth MIDI device. If you want to connect multiple Bluetooth MIDI devices, you will need to bypass the built-in Bluetooth of your PC with a WIDI Uhost or WIDI Bud Pro. Feel welcome to drop a post in our community group to ask questions about specific products: facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans
@@CMEPro I managed to do it. I can connect two midibluetooth devices at the same time. The solution is the BLE-Midi Connect program from the Microsoft Store. It works just like MIDI-Berry - unfortunately it does not show messages, but it allows you to connect more MIDI Bluetooth devices at the same time.