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CME WIDI Master/Jack bluetooth clock sync

AkenAken
edited February 2021 in General App Discussion

Hello!
I'm trying to sync Audiobus midi clock as a slave to my Bluetooth connected gear using WIDI Jack and it doesn't work. Audiobus sees it but just won't pick up the tempo or event the start signal (I suspect that this is the main cause).

Is this an issue with bluetooth devices in general or is it specific to WIDI products?

I know I am not the only one with this issue because I reported it to CME and they reproduced it. so it is really specific to audiobus for the WIDI products because everything works fine with many apps.

Comments

  • wimwim

    I can't answer for the WIDI capabilities, but I know for certain it's not an Audiobus issue. I have sent clock over Bluetooth Midi from my own devices and I know that it works.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Aken said:
    Hello!
    I'm trying to sync Audiobus midi clock as a slave to my Bluetooth connected gear using WIDI Jack and it doesn't work. Audiobus sees it but just won't pick up the tempo or event the start signal (I suspect that this is the main cause).

    Is this an issue with bluetooth devices in general or is it specific to WIDI products?

    I know I am not the only one with this issue because I reported it to CME and they reproduced it. so it is really specific to audiobus for the WIDI products because everything works fine with many apps.

    Like @wim, I have had no problem sending MIDI Clock or Ableton Link with Bluetooth MIDI. Put a MIDI monitor on your iPad and check the received MIDI to see if the clock is coming in.

  • AkenAken

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Aken said:
    Hello!
    I'm trying to sync Audiobus midi clock as a slave to my Bluetooth connected gear using WIDI Jack and it doesn't work. Audiobus sees it but just won't pick up the tempo or event the start signal (I suspect that this is the main cause).

    Is this an issue with bluetooth devices in general or is it specific to WIDI products?

    I know I am not the only one with this issue because I reported it to CME and they reproduced it. so it is really specific to audiobus for the WIDI products because everything works fine with many apps.

    Like @wim, I have had no problem sending MIDI Clock or Ableton Link with Bluetooth MIDI. Put a MIDI monitor on your iPad and check the received MIDI to see if the clock is coming in.

    I tried to use midi flow but there is a current issue the app is crashing as soon as I try to listen bluetooth lol
    Though, as said in my first post, I tried with many apps and it works (well there are some issues with some apps, like a bug in patterning and elasticdrums will respond to start stop but not take the tempo into account. Others (DM1 and DM2) were fine).

  • AkenAken

    Thanks for both of your answers btw :)

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