MIDI Thru with integrated Bluetooth MIDI

My stuff connects IMMEDIATELY to this blutooth receiver. I have to turn off a keyboard I keep across the room because it will wake from standby to make a 20 foot connection and beat out my sequencer. It's so frustrating that it works so well. Decades of terrible blutooth performance from Apple and Google and computer vendors. Of waiting an eternity for things to pair. Somehow these folks figured it out. I have an OXI One MK2 on the way. The dream of a fully wireless sequencer may be real. I'll let you know. Ok, let's cover the stuff they list below this box: Ease of Use: very easy to use. It's a fantastic six port midi hub that works fine. Noise: none. That said, I use usb power bricks that have a grounding prong. If you use a 3 prong usb power block, most USB noise goes away from noisy devices. They just aren't common. The included cable was short. This wasn't a big deal to me. I have a lot of usb-c to usb-a cables. Any of them will work. That covers it. It works great. The price is reasonable.

Works great with the other CME devices and anything with MIDI connections.

Very cool product that I need to take advantage of more!

After I got "CME WIDI Thru6 BT" I tried to check wired MIDI and the wired MIDI worked perfectly. Then I tried to connect Bluetooth.... and failed. Android phone and Linux laptop both see the device perfectly and both pair well. My IPAD Gen 9 does NOT see the device at all, so I got upset and thought about returning the item back. But then I recalled I saw the "MIDI" tab in almost every synth I have on IPAD and went there. And boom! - it connected perfectly to the device directly from there, from the synth settings, so I didn't use the IPAD's main Bluetooth settings at all.

Cool little box that gets the wireless midi working and splits the signal. It took a bit of reading, trial and error but I finally got my BT foot controller to work wirelessly with the thru6 to send commands to the pedals and for ableton on a Mac to send clock sync to the pedals. Not quite sure if the group was saved for instant recall but the app had a readout in the group lane. However, I did have to take a pedal off of the thru6 because it would not receive commands through a 5 pin din to 3.5 cable with a 1/4” adapter. I have an mc6 coming and hope to just use it as a clock interface and omniport. There is a learning curve if you are unfamiliar with midi/bluetooth/tech but overall I am pleased. It does what it says it will do.

Great way to avoid daisy chaining and adding WIDI to my live setup... I can control all my vintage Synths from a tablet... it works awesome

Works great ! Helps with cable management

I’m using this to wirelessly play my old rack modules with a Roland AX-1 and it is working beautifully with no perceptible latency. I got outstanding support from the company during set up. This is a very nice product and a great value.

I replaced an old thru box (1 in 2 out) with this box and it replaced that box with no problems and has given me extra outs. Where this box really shone was the BLE input. I used an android app to send bluetooth midi and it integrated flawlessly. Very happy with my new setup.

This one is good to connect a bunch of MIDI things together in a pedalboard or a rack. Since it takes two inputs. one wired and one wireless. You can now control your MIDI equipment remotely from an app or something. I have a bunch of CME WIDI devices and they seamlessly connect to each other on power up. ( only two at a time unless you make groups ) This is really helpful. I have two of these and both work as expected.

BluetoothがあるPC（Win10/Win11/Mac)にKORG BLE-MIDI Driverをインストールする。 PCのBluetooth設定でPCの検出を許可する。 Bluetoothデバイスの追加をして暫く待ち、その他のデバイスと表示されるか WIDI Thru6 が出てくるのでペアリングする。数字が表示されるがそのままOKにする。 これでPCとつながります。 WindowsのBTの仕様がトリッキーなのでメンドクサイです。 PCにBluethoothが無い場合WIDI Bud Proが必要です

Fonctionne super bien, aucune latence, parfait pour mon setup

Got the CME WIDI Thru6 yesterday. Connected it to my two midi enabled devices (Line6 HX Stomp and a BeatBuddy) with the short CME midi cables I also ordered. Paired via bluetooth to my iPad and it just worked! No messing around; no fiddling with what cable goes where. Simple and effective and just what I'd hope for. After downloading the WIDI App and connecting via that, the WIDI Thru6 went through a pretty quick firmware update - this meant I had to reconnect the Bluetooth but, other than that, all is good.