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The [http://www.cme-pro.com/widi-bud/ WIDI Bud] adapter is a BLE MIDI to USB MIDI adapter that provides BLE MIDI connectivity to any system that supports USB MIDI. | The [http://www.cme-pro.com/widi-bud/ WIDI Bud] adapter is a BLE MIDI to USB MIDI adapter that provides BLE MIDI connectivity to any system that supports USB MIDI. | ||
Revision as of 01:39, 9 July 2025
These instructions assume the WiDig's BLE is enabled. The WiDig's blue LED will blink slowly to indicate its BLE is enabled and available for a connection. Once connected via BLE the blue LED will be steady on. To enable the WiDig's BLE, see Connect QuickStart.
The WIDI Bud adapter is a BLE MIDI to USB MIDI adapter that provides BLE MIDI connectivity to any system that supports USB MIDI.
It normally will automatically pair when there is a BLE MIDI device in its vicinity, but when needed (such as when running multiple BLE MIDI devices, for example), the WIDI Plus application can be used to manually connect to a BLE device (OSX and Windows versions).
To manually connect/disconnect BLE MIDI devices, open the WIDI Plus application, click on the "Bluetooth tab" on the top, and then select the device you want to connect or disconnect:
The red LED of the WIDI Bud flashes slowly (~1 sec) when disconnected, and pulses at a faster rate when connected.
A standard MIDI port is created by the WIDI Bud and can be used by EditorX and other MIDI applications for configuring and obtaining data from the WiDig.
