Also - somewhat counterintuitively - the Bluetooth is faster than a wired connection!That said, I was still able to get my RD-500 working with my iPad over Bluetooth by using an old external wired MIDISport 2x2 USB interface between the two

This bluetooth LE midi adapter was super easy to use and connected with my iphone right

The Bluetooth doesn’t appear automatically like most devices.

This bluetooth LE midi adapter was super easy to use and connected with my iphone right

The nice thing is now I am not bound by MIDI cables to attach to my rigs as I can use MIDI thru to the other devices hooked up to the synth

Hey you, I been using this pretty thing for over a month with Kong iM1 app and a midi keyboard and it works great,I even glue a usb battery to the midi keyboard so no cable around and is awesome

The coolest thing is: You don't need a power supply or batteries.

The Yamaha MD-BT01 is a well-engineered product that works mostly as advertised, with the exception that you have to jump through a few hoops to get it working at all on iOS device.

Works Flawlessly as advertised.

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

Yet, with that said, I am able to connect to a non-Yamaha App called SimplyPiano which is an amazing app for anyone learning the piano.

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

4 stars because although it works perfect on apple devices there is no android app

S-80 (1999) and a Nord Electro 2 (2006) communicate well via the MD-BT01 and work flawlessly as controllers.

SL-990 Pro an incredible GarageBand controller

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

The adapter itself works well, however the accompanied software on it needs some serious improvement.

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

The adapter itself works well, however the accompanied software on it needs some serious improvement.

S-80 (1999) and a Nord Electro 2 (2006) communicate well via the MD-BT01 and work flawlessly as controllers.

S-80 (1999) and a Nord Electro 2 (2006) communicate well via the MD-BT01 and work flawlessly as controllers.

This is a fast, convenient way of connecting older MIDI equipment with an iPad.

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

Great item, works as described

Great item, works as described

This is located in the Utility folder of the Mac and easily found by typing the name into the Spotlight search (the magnifying glass in the upper left corner of the screen).First, connect the MD/UD-BT01 to your MIDI device (there’s a handy red LED to let you know when the connection is correct).Then, open Audio MIDI Setup and power on the MIDI device with the connected MD or UD-BT01 (or cycle the power once, if it is already on)

Make sure your app supports Bluetooth MIDI connections.

Works great with Kurzweil PC88mx, Mac Pro, iPad Pro

Works great with my iPad Air 2

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

This bluetooth LE midi adapter was super easy to use and connected with my iphone right

This bluetooth LE midi adapter was super easy to use and connected with my iphone right

With this device, it works as well as without wires as with them

This review is regarding the MD-BT01 (the dual MIDI DIN Cable Wireless adapter, not the usb one).Upon receiving the unit, I plugged it into the midi in and out of my Arturia Micro Brute synth ... and... nothing

The Yamaha MD-BT01 is a well-engineered product that works mostly as advertised, with the exception that you have to jump through a few hoops to get it working at all on iOS device.

I got the wrong product so never mind my rating

IK Multimedia is self defeating with their restriction attempts; I will not touch their otherwise good products since their registration controls everything you do.

The other product out there is too fat and doesn't fit properly