Hi Joel, I have Roland FP30X too, after creating new ports in loopMIDI and selecting input and output in MIDIberry, I can't find the connect in win10 Bluetooth (searching new device) Could u assist me with some ideas to solve the problem? thanks so much!!!
@@jenniferyang8074 Hi Jennifer, I have no issue finding the FP30X via Win10 Bluetooth. When you scan the nearby bluetooth devices on your PC, make sure the FP30X is is pairing mode as well (Blue light blinking). You should be able to pair the piano with PC.
bluetooth is such a disaster, glad that you did this video, and glad for people able to use it... but that lack of universal wireless protocol for any data transfers since 2015+ is really a failure...
As an engineer makes since. LoopMIDI would be recognize as your physical MIDI in, MIDIberry takes the signal from the BT Keyboard and sends it to LoopMIDI so DAWs recognize it as LoopMIDI's connection
Hey That s maybe a little wierd, but i wanted to ask you if it ended up well. I just bought both the es110 and the compiter and I don t want to screw them up
@@urielgrinstein5857 yep, it ended well! But I think Bluetooth midi doesn't work that well Moderate latency, and it doesn't seem to get all the keys you play 100% fine. I use it sometimes to compose, but I prefer to just plug my piano via midi (not Bluetooth) or jack
After much fiddling, I found I was unable to get any data from my Carry-On Digital Instrument (A MIDI Wind Controller), but I WAS able to use loopMIDI and MIDIBerry to get data from my Roland AE-01 wind controller and pass it on to Reaper. The only trouble is, I have to plug a null 3.5mm plug into the AE-01's headphone jack to keep the internal speaker from sounding while playing into a virtual instrument in Reaper. I have a lot to learn about my DAW before I can say I've figured this thing out, but at least I've figured out that the Carry-On device only seems to really talk to fruit machines. Windows and Android...only the Android app that Roland provides for the instrument. But for a fruit machine -- an Apple anything -- GarageBand will connect to the Carry-On instrument just fine. I wish Apple and Microlimp could get their act together and support the MIDI over Bluetooth standard properly. It's frustrating that so many manufacturers think that musicians can only understand fruit machines or something. The only reason I don't know how to do it very well yet is because I haven't had this set up for all that long, and haven't worked through the tutorials. Apple acts like musicians can't learn Windows software. I have stopped backing music crowdsourcing projects unless they've got it working equally well under Android/Windows as they do under Apple standards. If they say "the MacOS/IOS app will come out first, then the Windows/Android app will come out later," I nope on out of there, just to do my microscopic bit to encourage these devs to support Windows and Android properly. Yes, some of it is Microsquish not giving enough of a crap about MIDI over Bluetooth to ACTUALLY fix it, but I complain to them just as much as I do to/about the Fruit Company.
Couldn't get this to work at all with an AKAI LPK25 Wireless - followed all the steps but I may as well be pressing a brick for all the reaction Windows gives. Looks like I'll be returning it... :-/
Did you pair the device with you computer first. Also in midi berry the in and out device you want to use should be a series of numbers or whatever channel you created in loop midi
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?
Sorry sir, I'm having problems when connecting to Bluetooth and it won't connect on windows. After I connected Bluetooth, the indicator LED lit up for a long time, but a few seconds later it blinked again how to solve my problem
I keep coming back to this to set up ROLI Seaboard Block, but I can't get it to work. midiberry has ROLI on the input, Loopmidi on the output, but there's simply no midi data anywhere. I''ve inspected all ports with midi-ox and nada. I assume midiberry would show the midi data in the monitor too?
My audio was bad toward the end of this video and I lost the masters to correct it. I mention trying to switch the input and out put in midiberry. Look at the video and your channels that you select should look similar to mine I believe the are all numerically named. In midiberry your output might need to be one of the channels in midiberry that is just members. I’ll see load it up on my computer and get back to you because I haven’t used it in a while
@@danieldhoskins Thanks I'll have another play. I'm pretty sure I got the Midiberry correct & it does activate the Roli it sees on bluetooth. I'm wondering if later ROLI firmware updates have disabled it sending midi? I'll have another play.
Before I go down the rabbit hole, does anybody have any info about using this method in Win 7? I keep 7 on a couple of machines by choice.. less bugs in my opinion; only the obvious issue of compatibility arises more with every year.. thanx
Your gonna have to run it each time midiberry is what makes it possible and the other program allows for the virtual midi tracks to connect to midiberry
midiberry does not see my Roland Aerophone Go :( Being a programmer myself, I could access it from my own code, so it's weird why midiberry does not see it at all.
@@danieldhoskins Yes, I have loopbackmidi and it works. It seems, my Windows is somehow broken, it does not recognize Bluetooth MIDI devices, so midiberry also does not see them. However, if I use my own programming code, I can access the device as a generic Bluetooth device and I can also connect to its MIDI stream. The problem - I had to port a MIDI parser from Java code to make my own app to work. And in general, the latency is quite noticeable and sometimes it loses the connection for no reason.
Does it work for sending MIDI data Via BlueTooth from one laptop to a second one ? I have let's say "LAPTOP A" running a DAW (Ableton Live) and "LAPTOP B" running a VJ sofwtare (projecting visual effects on a screen, etc) that i would like to control by a MIDI TRACK in Ableton ... I connected the two computers by BlueTooth and they "see" each other ... i also installed loop midi + MidiBerry to both the laptops BUT i can't figure how to chose "inputs and outputs" and connect them ... Midi Berry running on LAPTOP A can't see LAPTOP B as a source and the same happens with MidiBerry running on LAPTOP B ! I keep the two computers disconnected from NetWork because of course i WON'T HAVE an Internet connection on stage and i want to use BlueTooth MIDI ... it would be great, instead of using a very long MIDI CABLE and a USB-MIDI Interface to connect the two computers ! Any suggestion? Thank You in advance and Best Regards !
Ok I have downloaded and got my Yamaha MD-BT01 to work using the Midiberry MD-BT01 specific version but it is laggy. I may try this to see if it helps I may have to invest in a usb to MIDI interface cable.
Try lowering your sample rate in your DAW. It could high cpu usage plugins or the audio preferences I may need to be adjusted if you don’t have a sound card, at which point I would say go and download ASIO4all it’s free it acts as an audio interface with more control over quilting and latency than just your computers sound card drivers.
Did you get it to respond in the midiberry app first when you press keys if it is setup right you should see lines of text in the Lower section of midiberry
@@johnathanpratt944 the midi in and out you should be looking for in midi berry is the one that is a series of number not an actual device name if see those and it doesn’t work try alternating them with the in and out. Also you do want to pair you device with your computer like you normally would in order for it to work. Theirs work around allows the paired Bluetooth device to connect to a midi channel so it will need to be paired even the just pairing alone won’t allow it to work as it would with a Mac
@@danieldhoskins yeah I got midi loop by Tobias Ericcson and MIDI Berry both on there and did all the steps. I can see the AX Edge showing up in the midi in and I'm using the midi loop port at the MIDI out and it's not sending any signals to the MIDI monitor
Followed all the steps, input showed up on cakewalk, then hit record and nothing... then read the instruction manual of my FP 30 and in fine print it says "bluetooth MIDI only compatible with ios' jeez thanks, I don't have an macbook or ipad....
cannot pair my Kawai!! It shown up in list when I try to add a device. But always fail to pair. So, unable to choose it / set up in MidiBerry as you described. Any hint on step 0; how to pair it ???
Gotz to love Windows.....only 45 steps, 12 software downloads and a PhD in 2 things ----- to send MIDI signals via Bluetooh
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Managed to hook up my Go:Keys to Synthesia which wouldn't work otherwise through usb (even though web apps do work). Many thanks!
That’s awesome. Glad to hear it.
working flawlessly on my Roland FP30X. Thanks for the useful tips!
Hi Joel, I have Roland FP30X too,
after creating new ports in loopMIDI and selecting input and output in MIDIberry,
I can't find the connect in win10 Bluetooth (searching new device)
Could u assist me with some ideas to solve the problem? thanks so much!!!
@@jenniferyang8074 Hi Jennifer, I have no issue finding the FP30X via Win10 Bluetooth. When you scan the nearby bluetooth devices on your PC, make sure the FP30X is is pairing mode as well (Blue light blinking). You should be able to pair the piano with PC.
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@@jenniferyang8074 Maybe a bit late. But I had to enable the "Advanced" option in the "Bluetooth Devices Discovery" setting.
bluetooth is such a disaster, glad that you did this video, and glad for people able to use it... but that lack of universal wireless protocol for any data transfers since 2015+ is really a failure...
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You are my hero! Thank you SO much, it works with the CME xkey air on WIndows 10, easy and clear setup! :)
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very complicated ... I would never have that figured out myself. Thank you, it works!
As an engineer makes since. LoopMIDI would be recognize as your physical MIDI in, MIDIberry takes the signal from the BT Keyboard and sends it to LoopMIDI so DAWs recognize it as LoopMIDI's connection
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THX DUDE IT WORKED PERFECTLY!!! WITH MY KAWAI ES110 IM so happy thx
Hey
That s maybe a little wierd, but i wanted to ask you if it ended up well. I just bought both the es110 and the compiter and I don t want to screw them up
@@urielgrinstein5857 yep, it ended well! But I think Bluetooth midi doesn't work that well
Moderate latency, and it doesn't seem to get all the keys you play 100% fine.
I use it sometimes to compose, but I prefer to just plug my piano via midi (not Bluetooth) or jack
@@zerouseless Okay, thanks you!
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Hey man. My kawai ES110 doesnt show up on midi berry. Did yours?
Great!! Finally my korg gadget is controlling my hardware from the ipad, Thanks man , you save me a lot of money
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Thank you Sir! It works perfectly! God Bless You!
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After much fiddling, I found I was unable to get any data from my Carry-On Digital Instrument (A MIDI Wind Controller), but I WAS able to use loopMIDI and MIDIBerry to get data from my Roland AE-01 wind controller and pass it on to Reaper. The only trouble is, I have to plug a null 3.5mm plug into the AE-01's headphone jack to keep the internal speaker from sounding while playing into a virtual instrument in Reaper. I have a lot to learn about my DAW before I can say I've figured this thing out, but at least I've figured out that the Carry-On device only seems to really talk to fruit machines. Windows and Android...only the Android app that Roland provides for the instrument. But for a fruit machine -- an Apple anything -- GarageBand will connect to the Carry-On instrument just fine.
I wish Apple and Microlimp could get their act together and support the MIDI over Bluetooth standard properly. It's frustrating that so many manufacturers think that musicians can only understand fruit machines or something. The only reason I don't know how to do it very well yet is because I haven't had this set up for all that long, and haven't worked through the tutorials. Apple acts like musicians can't learn Windows software.
I have stopped backing music crowdsourcing projects unless they've got it working equally well under Android/Windows as they do under Apple standards. If they say "the MacOS/IOS app will come out first, then the Windows/Android app will come out later," I nope on out of there, just to do my microscopic bit to encourage these devs to support Windows and Android properly.
Yes, some of it is Microsquish not giving enough of a crap about MIDI over Bluetooth to ACTUALLY fix it, but I complain to them just as much as I do to/about the Fruit Company.
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thank u my keyboard got connected
Thanks for the tutorial. I have a little latency maybe 10 miliseconds but it´s work fine.
Notice that too but it works. Still can hard wire it in at least
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Reallly Useful !!! perfect thank you so much dude !!!!
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Thank you so much. this was very helpful!!!
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Couldn't get this to work at all with an AKAI LPK25 Wireless - followed all the steps but I may as well be pressing a brick for all the reaction Windows gives. Looks like I'll be returning it... :-/
Did you pair the device with you computer first. Also in midi berry the in and out device you want to use should be a series of numbers or whatever channel you created in loop midi
You saved my life, thx!
dude thanks I thought I will return my keyboard
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?
Thank you for the video!
doesn't work on my Roland FP-10 when trying it on ableton live 10 :(
Same issue here did you manage to fix it?
Sorry sir, I'm having problems when connecting to Bluetooth and it won't connect on windows. After I connected Bluetooth, the indicator LED lit up for a long time, but a few seconds later it blinked again how to solve my problem
The same problem, my Roland FP30X connects for a couple of seconds and disconnects, midiberry sees it, but does not receive anything.
You Sir are a genius, thanks for sharing
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I keep coming back to this to set up ROLI Seaboard Block, but I can't get it to work. midiberry has ROLI on the input, Loopmidi on the output, but there's simply no midi data anywhere. I''ve inspected all ports with midi-ox and nada. I assume midiberry would show the midi data in the monitor too?
My audio was bad toward the end of this video and I lost the masters to correct it. I mention trying to switch the input and out put in midiberry. Look at the video and your channels that you select should look similar to mine I believe the are all numerically named. In midiberry your output might need to be one of the channels in midiberry that is just members. I’ll see load it up on my computer and get back to you because I haven’t used it in a while
Try adding a new port in loop midi giving it a name like BLE something simple and choose that as your output in midiberry
@@danieldhoskins Thanks I'll have another play. I'm pretty sure I got the Midiberry correct & it does activate the Roli it sees on bluetooth. I'm wondering if later ROLI firmware updates have disabled it sending midi? I'll have another play.
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Amazing! It's working :)
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You can't select two different midi inputs in Midi Berry... maybe someone has an idea how to do it?
GOOD job
Before I go down the rabbit hole, does anybody have any info about using this method in Win 7? I keep 7 on a couple of machines by choice.. less bugs in my opinion; only the obvious issue of compatibility arises more with every year.. thanx
thank u so much dude! u saved my life :) haha
should i do this everytime i want to use the board? or can i deinstall it after that? :/
Your gonna have to run it each time midiberry is what makes it possible and the other program allows for the virtual midi tracks to connect to midiberry
Sorry for the way late text. You will want to keep everything installed and will have to set it up each time.
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LoopMidi and MidiBerry. Thank you.
Many thanks for this! Great!
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you are the hero! thanks
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can you guide me how can i route midi vsti signals send to roland fp30x internal speaker kindly brief me i am tired to figuring it out
You can email me your phone number and I can call you tomorrow on my day off and try walking you through it. danieldhoskins@gmail.com
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great tutorial! thanks
midiberry does not see my Roland Aerophone Go :(
Being a programmer myself, I could access it from my own code, so it's weird why midiberry does not see it at all.
Did you download Tobias Erickson,s loopbackmidi because you do need that to create the virtual midi channels that midiberry needs to use
@@danieldhoskins Yes, I have loopbackmidi and it works. It seems, my Windows is somehow broken, it does not recognize Bluetooth MIDI devices, so midiberry also does not see them. However, if I use my own programming code, I can access the device as a generic Bluetooth device and I can also connect to its MIDI stream. The problem - I had to port a MIDI parser from Java code to make my own app to work. And in general, the latency is quite noticeable and sometimes it loses the connection for no reason.
thanks bro helped me out
Does it work for sending MIDI data Via BlueTooth from one laptop to a second one ? I have let's say "LAPTOP A" running a DAW (Ableton Live) and "LAPTOP B" running a VJ sofwtare (projecting visual effects on a screen, etc) that i would like to control by a MIDI TRACK in Ableton ... I connected the two computers by BlueTooth and they "see" each other ... i also installed loop midi + MidiBerry to both the laptops BUT i can't figure how to chose "inputs and outputs" and connect them ... Midi Berry running on LAPTOP A can't see LAPTOP B as a source and the same happens with MidiBerry running on LAPTOP B ! I keep the two computers disconnected from NetWork because of course i WON'T HAVE an Internet connection on stage and i want to use BlueTooth MIDI ... it would be great, instead of using a very long MIDI CABLE and a USB-MIDI Interface to connect the two computers ! Any suggestion? Thank You in advance and Best Regards !
It should as long as both laptops have already been paired
doesn't work for grace bp-90
windows see midi, but midiberry doesn`t
upd: after pairing midi with windows turn off and turn on bluetooth
after that midiverry seen midi
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Does this work for Yamaha blue md-bt01?
Yes I’ve used that with it.
Ok I have downloaded and got my Yamaha MD-BT01 to work using the Midiberry MD-BT01 specific version but it is laggy. I may try this to see if it helps I may have to invest in a usb to MIDI interface cable.
Try lowering your sample rate in your DAW. It could high cpu usage plugins or the audio preferences I may need to be adjusted if you don’t have a sound card, at which point I would say go and download ASIO4all it’s free it acts as an audio interface with more control over quilting and latency than just your computers sound card drivers.
Hey, I've got the Roland Ax-Edge and it's not working. Is there a fix?
Did you get it to respond in the midiberry app first when you press keys if it is setup right you should see lines of text in the Lower section of midiberry
@@danieldhoskins Unfortunately I'm not seeing any midi script in the monitor below.
@@johnathanpratt944 and you download and have open the loop midi program by Tobias Ericsson?
@@johnathanpratt944 the midi in and out you should be looking for in midi berry is the one that is a series of number not an actual device name if see those and it doesn’t work try alternating them with the in and out. Also you do want to pair you device with your computer like you normally would in order for it to work. Theirs work around allows the paired Bluetooth device to connect to a midi channel so it will need to be paired even the just pairing alone won’t allow it to work as it would with a Mac
@@danieldhoskins yeah I got midi loop by Tobias Ericcson and MIDI Berry both on there and did all the steps. I can see the AX Edge showing up in the midi in and I'm using the midi loop port at the MIDI out and it's not sending any signals to the MIDI monitor
Is MidBerry works on windows 11 ?
Followed all the steps, input showed up on cakewalk, then hit record and nothing... then read the instruction manual of my FP 30 and in fine print it says "bluetooth MIDI only compatible with ios' jeez thanks, I don't have an macbook or ipad....
My FP30X work well with this method.
@@ahwell i m facing issue with fp 10, any idea for that mate?
thx!!!!
For sho I hoped helped. I’m thinking of redo this video so people can watch without the sound issue at the end
No sound?
You want to make sure that you see midi notes being triggered in midiberry cause if you don’t you might have the input output mixed up
My Yamaha Bluetooth does not show up when scanning to add it in windows
Did you download loopmidi to create the virtual midi tracks and also download midi berry and select the right midi/in/out
please share midiberry?
cannot pair my Kawai!! It shown up in list when I try to add a device. But always fail to pair. So, unable to choose it / set up in MidiBerry as you described. Any hint on step 0; how to pair it ???