Using CT-S1 with the wireless AUDIO & MIDI WU-BT10 adapter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- The WU-BT10 wireless MIDI and audio adapter lets you pair your smartphone or tablet to your keyboard and listen to or play along with your favourite songs through the CT-S1's powerful speaker system.
The Chordana Play app allows you to personalise your music experience, such as learning new pieces of music from the app or adjusting the key or tempo of a piece of music in Audio Mode.
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Thanks, your video will make setting up my kids lks450 much easier.
For anyone having trouble connecting to GarageBand on iPad, I found that if I close all my other apps then the midi sounds transfer successfully! Background apps were hijacking’s the MIDI connection, took me forever to figure out!
Can we use Bluetooth MIDI device with Korg Module in Ipad to use the Casio CT-S1 as a midi keyboard?
can i use my Bluetooth headphone on casio AT-3?
Is it possible to connect the keyboard to an external PA that has Bluetooth?
Hi Casio, I'm not 100% sure, but as far as I realized, there is no way to connect and use MIDI via bluetooth in a PC - but only in certains apps in smartphoes/tablets. I did managed to connect it in my PC for audio (where the CTS1 receives audio from the PC). However, it does not connect to my PC for midi. Is it supposed to be like this, or would I be doing something wrong? Many thanks!
This is absolutely ridiculous. I just purchased one of these bluetooth connectors for my CT-S1, and the fact that it can't perform this basic function makes me never want to buy Casio ever again
I"m having the same problem!
I have a question. I own a Bluetooth Tronsmart 40w speaker which has, I suspect, better sound than the onboard speakers of this keyboard. My question is, using the bluetooth adapter (and incidentally can it be any bluetooth usb adapter, or does it have to be the one specifide?) can I send the audio signal from the keyboard to my external bluetooth speaker? and if the answer is yes, is the sound of the keyboard then disabled, or can I have the sound going through the keyboard and external speaker at the same time? If you can answer this, it would be great in helping me decide if this is the keyboard for me. Many thanks
I'm also wondering about this. I want to connect this keyboard to a bluetooth speaker/headphones.
Actually now I have the keyboard the onboard speakers are pretty darn amazing, especially using the Surround Sound button! Really impressed with this little keyboard, glad I went for red too, the black on red writing is much easier to see. I went with this colour because people like myself with less than perfect eyesight were having problems reading the writing under each button, maybe white not so bad, but grey on black is very hard to see, unless you have perfect vision.
There will be too much latency, so ist doesent matter cause it will be no fun
@@kerripowles8737 Can you give us your insight in relation to your original question? where you able to send audio from the keyboard to your 40w speaker using the Bluetooth adapter, etc?
@@javierdelrisco7180 I tried it and it sounded way worse than the onboard speakers of the keyboard, so it really wasn't worth it. I find the speakers on the keyboard pretty good as it happens. Bear in mind, the keyboard also has a speaker on the underside so it sounds a lot better on a stand as opposed to putting on a table.
Is there noticeable lag when using Bluetooth midi to control things like garage band sounds?
So is it possible to use midi and audio at the same time so the sounds from the tablet are sent to the keyboard?
Dear Joe Blow,
The possibility of simultaneous use of Bluetooth MIDI and AUDIO is generally possible but depends on the application you use.
@@casiomusiceurope This works on the cts500 model but there is lag of the midi GE rated sounds and the Casio sounds still play.
Does this work with the GP 510 and 310 pianos? Is it possible to use this to connect to a laptop and send midi to ableton live or another DAW?
Dear Mark Andrew, the WU-BT10 doesn't work with GP models.
Regarding your question about DAWs - it is possible to send MIDI over Bluetooth but it depends on the application you use.
@@casiomusiceurope thanks for the information! It would be great if this worked for other models as well.
@@casiomusiceurope does it work with logic pro when connected with a macbook?
@@gitarremitmarkus8834 Yes, I have this same question please ^^^ Thank you!
@@AngieCitlali apparently it isn't possible 🥲
Can we use this Bluetooth adapter to connect the keyboard with ipad garageband?
Hello Veshan, I believe this specific video we created might be of assistance to you: th-cam.com/video/-nLKO2-Eh94/w-d-xo.html
can't you show how to connect to Garageband on the Mac?
Did you ever figure it out? This gadget seems useless
@@Bellthoven I think later on, I found it is only for transferring from iPhone / Android phone to the Casio and be able to use it as a Bluetooth speaker... that's it. Bluetooth has a little bit of delay and is not good for transferring real time playing to the computer anyways, unless if it is the more recent version of Bluetooth (Bluetooth 5). Anyway, I think they don't market it with too much honesty. I feel I wasted $80
my casio bluetooth is not working...even though i pressed the function and G# key ... i wish i could connect it!!!!
Did you ever find a fix?
Develop a Bluetooth Midi driver for Windows, please!
Please it's urgente?
Can we connect it to midi for FL studio?
The CT-S1, when used with the WU-BT10 wireless audio and MIDI adapter, should allow you to connect the keyboard to a computer or mobile device wirelessly for MIDI control, including use with DAWs like FL Studio.
Wait can i only use the sound of garageband while connected to my casiotone ct s1?? Is there any way to do it?
Hello Gustavo,
Certainly! The Casio CT-S1 can be connected to Garageband as a MIDI controller. If you wish to use the sounds directly from the CT-S1, you'll need to connect its audio output to an audio device, capturing the CT-S1's audio into Garageband. This way, you can enjoy both the MIDI control and the built-in sounds of the CT-S1 within Garageband. 🎶
Thank you!! But can i do it using the bluetooth adaptor? Or i need other especific tool? I'll be glad if you could be more especific about it! Thanks@@casiomusiceurope
Hey Gustavo, you will need a wired audio connection based on your audio device. Check your device specs for the specific cable needed. Hope this helps you out!
Why wont bluetooth midi work with windows? Theres nothing saying it wouldnt and you dont find out until you own it ☹
exactly... I only discovered it today, right after I bought it. I think Casio should make it clearer, since this is one of the main usages for midi - and not only for a couple of app in smartphones..
no bluetooth to headphones...
This does not work with windows? Are you kidding?