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Xkey Air and bluetooth sustain pedal in iOS?

Is it possible to have both the CME Xkey Air 25/37 connected to say GarageBand on iOS simultaneously with a Bluetooth sustain pedal connected?

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  • I was just able to connect a NanoKEY Studio, iRig BlueBoard, iPhone running KB-1, and a Sensel Morph simultaneously and all have them play in GarageBand. So I’d say the answer is probably yes.

  • @wim said:
    I was just able to connect a NanoKEY Studio, iRig BlueBoard, iPhone running KB-1, and a Sensel Morph simultaneously and all have them play in GarageBand. So I’d say the answer is probably yes.

    Cool! 🙂
    Maybe you even have a suggestion for a cheap, good bluetooth sustain then?

  • wimwim
    edited March 2020

    Nope. I can’t make my fingers and feet work at the same time. :D
    I’d probably just plug a regular sustain pedal into my BlueBoard since I already have it.

  • @wim said:
    Nope. I can’t make my fingers and feet work at the same time. :D
    I’d probably just plug a regular sustain pedal into my BlueBoard since I already have it.

    Aha! Didn’t know that was possible. So the BlueBoard can redirect wired stuff to Bluetooth?

  • I have the blueboard and plugged a sustain pedal in to provide sustain to a roli block. Just make sure both are on same channels and the blueboard app has been configured properly. Seemed to work ok.

  • I never tried it, but it says it works. There are two jacks that can be used for sustain or expression pedals. I’ll try it to dig out my sustain pedal and give it a try.

  • @brattcave said:
    I have the blueboard and plugged a sustain pedal in to provide sustain to a roli block. Just make sure both are on same channels and the blueboard app has been configured properly. Seemed to work ok.

    @wim said:
    I never tried it, but it says it works. There are two jacks that can be used for sustain or expression pedals. I’ll try it to dig out my sustain pedal and give it a try.

    So does the blueboard app redirect any input to preferred cc, or are the inputs fixed?

    @wim do that and tell my how it goes 🙂

  • edited May 2020

    It was right under my nose. 🙂
    Not bluetooth, but fair enough.

  • X-cable only connects to Xkey 37 usb

  • @m_h_s_n said:
    X-cable only connects to Xkey 37 usb

    You’re right. Contacted them on this. Really annoying. They are looking into it with this,

    but who knows if and when it will be released. Strange that there is no Bluetooth sustain pedal out there.

  • I'm using the Airturn BT-200. There is a setting that sends CC64/65/66/67 over BT

  • Had totally forgotten about this one

  • I'm using a an Arturia Keystep with Bluetooth Dongles and a classic sustain pedal connected, works great. The Arturia editor sofware also lets you change what message is sent when hitting the pedal.

  • @rs2000 said:
    I'm using a an Arturia Keystep with Bluetooth Dongles and a classic sustain pedal connected, works great. The Arturia editor sofware also lets you change what message is sent when hitting the pedal.

    Well. I use an CME XKey Air.

  • @joachim_s said:

    @rs2000 said:
    I'm using a an Arturia Keystep with Bluetooth Dongles and a classic sustain pedal connected, works great. The Arturia editor sofware also lets you change what message is sent when hitting the pedal.

    Well. I use an CME XKey Air.

    I know, sorry for the OT response, I'm hoping for other people reading this to provide potentially useful information 😉

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