Wireless MIDI on the EP-133 KO-II?? (NO Computer Needed)

[@someinternetrando4993]

I asked in the "One Louder" how it's done...wasn't expecting a whole-ass video about it. You rock, Yuri!

[@pentiumradeon]

same

[@CMEPro]

Great to see #cmewidi #bluetoothmidi as part of this excellent setup!!

[@leannemiller9514]

I used the USB from TE to connect to the Bluetooth adapter. This setup you've shown is exactly what I was looking for. I'm sometimes seeking the correct chords or notes and the Nanokey will make this much easier than looking for that "sound" using the KO II pads.

[@danielandrassy407]

Thanks for the video brother yuri

[@Beakerzor]

I used to work with the daughter of the creator if MIDI; it was neat to be able to say MIDI was so well designed it was still on version 1. Now I see they came out with version 2 three years ago. T.I.L.

[@MattGreerMusic]

Nice. I have that same NanoKey Studio and my EP-133 is on the way. Guess I need to pick up the CME Widi UHost. I've got one of their MIDI interfaces that I use with my OP-Z so that's a no brainer to me. Thanks for the video.

[@ruffark]

If you use the WIDI jack version, you don’t even need a power source which makes it a bit more portable.

[@andyLeer]

I saw another video of yours yesterday and was wondring the same thing... thanks for making a video so quickly. I've been going the route with mine using something like the Lekato 25 Mini or the RockJam 25 which is a bluetooth keyboard, but really just using it because it has the battery built in and then has TRS midi out on either of those units, so just a single TRS 3.5mm cable from one to the other and no other cables, and either one of those are Under $100 usd, the Lekato 25 midi around $60. I think I'd still like to look into the Korg you have but thought I'd share another option or two with minimal cables and no extra power required.

[@bwest6275]

Very nice!

[@C0llinsW0rth.]

do you notice any latency?

[@djray2705]

Thank you!!

[@pentiumradeon]

thanks yuri

[@DJCJ999]

Thanks Yuri.. All us KOII owners were wondering how you did it.... those Widi devices are really handy. Thanks!

[@nonounsound]

Love this! Is there a way to connect the nanokey studio to the KO II with a cable? Only because the CME Widi is out of my budget right now

[@creoflux]

Interesting! Do you see a way to sync the EP-133 with the OP1 field?

[@tcgdude]

What is this..MIDI for ants? 😅 Thanks for your music

[@gnarlethar]

I did this and it works so awesome 👍 I got a Widi Master put in my Dato Duo hoping I could control with my nanokey but it doesn't work I'm kind of noob lol any suggestions?

[@yuriwongmusic]

Sorry! I don't have a Dato Duo to mess with, maybe you could drop them a line? Wish I had one tho! Looks really fun

[@madflash]

Hey, I have a Widi Jack that I am trying to use and it does not seem to recognize the Korg nanoKey Studio at all. How did you set up the app to work for this?

[@yuriwongmusic]

I didn't use the app, I just powered on the Widi Master (plugged it in) and powered on the Nanokey and they connected.

[@madflash]

@@yuriwongmusic I ordered the same CME WIDI device you have (the USB one) to give that a try. So far I am getting nothing through my WIDI Jack going into the i/o of the KO2. I have tried switching a/b on it and nothing. Just as a warning for viewers. I will update once I have the new unit.

[@vladimirkirillovskiy8056]

How do you like KO II compared to SmplTrek?

[@Kikk1es]

Curious about this as well.