The KORG BLE-MIDI driver allows the microKEY2 Air and other KORG Bluetooth MIDI devices to connect to Windows 8.1 and 10 computers via Bluetooth. It supports several USB Bluetooth adapters and requires the computer to have Bluetooth 4.0 support. To use the microKEY Air, you need to install the driver, enable Bluetooth, put the microKEY in wireless mode, pair it with the computer, and assign it as a MIDI input and output device in your MIDI software.
The KORG BLE-MIDI driver allows the microKEY2 Air and other KORG Bluetooth MIDI devices to connect to Windows 8.1 and 10 computers via Bluetooth. It supports several USB Bluetooth adapters and requires the computer to have Bluetooth 4.0 support. To use the microKEY Air, you need to install the driver, enable Bluetooth, put the microKEY in wireless mode, pair it with the computer, and assign it as a MIDI input and output device in your MIDI software.
The KORG BLE-MIDI driver allows the microKEY2 Air and other KORG Bluetooth MIDI devices to connect to Windows 8.1 and 10 computers via Bluetooth. It supports several USB Bluetooth adapters and requires the computer to have Bluetooth 4.0 support. To use the microKEY Air, you need to install the driver, enable Bluetooth, put the microKEY in wireless mode, pair it with the computer, and assign it as a MIDI input and output device in your MIDI software.
The KORG BLE-MIDI driver allows the microKEY2 Air and other KORG Bluetooth MIDI devices to connect to Windows 8.1 and 10 computers via Bluetooth. It supports several USB Bluetooth adapters and requires the computer to have Bluetooth 4.0 support. To use the microKEY Air, you need to install the driver, enable Bluetooth, put the microKEY in wireless mode, pair it with the computer, and assign it as a MIDI input and output device in your MIDI software.
The microKEY2 Air can connect wirelessly with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 computers using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and the KORG BLE-MIDI Driver.
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 8.1 Windows 10
Requirements PC with hardware support for Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Smart) USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter The following adapters have been tested and are known to work with the KORG BLE-MIDI driver:
Windows 8.1 or Windows 10
SANWA MM-BTUD44 ELECOM logitec LBT-UAN04C1BK PLanex COMM. BT-Micro4 PRiNCETON PTM-UBT7 k2w trade USB BLUETOOTH DONGLE Kensington Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter Panda Wireless Panda Wireless BT 4.0 SoundBot SB340 GHS2 BT403 TREND NET TBW-106UB
Windows 10 only IO DATA USB-BT40LE inateck BTA-BC4B6 plugable USB-BT4LE IOGEAR GBU521
Compatible Products microKEY2 Air series nanoKEY Studio nanoKONTROL Studio
For Bluetooth connection
Use Windows Bluetooth settings to connect the computer with the BLE-MIDI device. Connection using the dedicated software that comes with the Bluetooth USB adapter is not supported.
Driver installation Run Setup.exe and follow the instructions to install. In order to install or uninstall the driver, you must have full administrative privileges. If you do not have the necessary privileges, please contact your system administrator. Using the microKEY Air First you need to connect Windows and the microKEY Air. We call this operation pairing. 1. Enable Bluetooth on the PC. 2. Select "Wireless" by the mode switch on the microKEY Air.
3. Click Bluetooth Devices button in the notification area, and then click Show Bluetooth Devices.
4. Select "microKEY Air Ready to pair" in the list of Manage Bluetooth devices, and then click [Pair]. 5. After "Connected" is shown, the microKEY Air will be available. 6. Start the MIDI application, and assign MIDI IN and MIDI OUT ports. Note: Use of multiple MIDI applications is not supported. If the microKEY Air fails to connect to the PC when you launch the MIDI application, please remove the microKEY Air from the list of Manage Bluetooth devices and pair the device again. After installing the major update like Windows 10 Creators Update, please remove the all BLE-MIDI devices previously paired from the list of Manage Bluetooth devices and pair the devices again.
