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Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 07-01-2026 Hi everybody. I have a Xiaomi Pad 6 for the lyrics/chords pdf files in my one man guitar/singer setup. Mobile Sheets sends a MIDI Command when I select the song to switch my TC Helicon Voice Processor to the matching preset. I use a USB C midi interface. Also I have connected a page flip footswitch via bluetooth. This setup works fine. Now I want to use the backing track functionalilty of MS. As I have only one USB C port on my tablet, I have to use an USB Hub to expand the number of ports, as I need a port for the MIDI interface, the power supply of the tablet and the audio out of the backing tracks. I can tell, I tried a bunch of hubs, but nothing did really work. Either the MIDI Commands were blocked or the audio did not come out - or both. The audio should go to my sound mixer in XLR. Is there anybodyout there who has a working hardware configuration for me, possibly for my tablet? RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - e.k. - 07-01-2026 I use WIDI Jack and MIDI BTLE Connect, backing tracks via bluetooth. Therefore, there is no need for a USB hub. If your Xiaomi supports Bluetooth 5.2 this should work (up to 7 simultaneously BT Connections). e.k. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 07-01-2026 (07-01-2026, 05:39 PM)e.k. Wrote: I use WIDI Jack and MIDI BTLE Connect, backing tracks via bluetooth. Therefore, there is no need for a USB hub. Great idea! This is really smart! Which BT Receiver do you use for Audio? RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - e.k. - 07-01-2026 ....depends on..... If necessary I use an old, but gold, LogiLink BT0024 RX/TX Transmitter and appropriate adapters (3,5/6,3 stereo/mono). e.k. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 07-02-2026 (07-01-2026, 11:26 PM)e.k. Wrote: ....depends on..... I 'm afraid this is no longer available . Just a few hours ago I ordered the Fun Generation BT Receiver and the WIDI Master which is, due to its design, a little bit more suitable for my setup at live gigs. Thank you for your help. Less cables on stage is always a big plus.
RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - e.k. - 07-02-2026 Glad I could help, btw, there are not many guitarists using MIDI. Would you be interested in an exchange of experiences? e.k. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 07-02-2026 (07-02-2026, 05:09 PM)e.k. Wrote: Glad I could help, No problem. As mentioned above, I'm using MIDI for switching the presets on my TC Helicon Voice Live 2 when loading the song on MS. This works fine and is a huge improvement compared to the times without MIDI. It helps to shorten the breaks between the songs and to keep the momentum of the audience. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 07-03-2026 Last feedback: everything works fine! For the moment at rehearsal, I wonder how it will do its job on stage. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - e.k. - 07-04-2026 Perfect! the WIDI Jack offers more connectivity, I use it with a Yamaha Clavinova CVP-92, Mooers Prime P2 and Line 6 Flextone III. Assuming you program the MIDI commands in the Song Editor/Field Tab/MIDI or do you use smart buttons? e.k. RE: Hardware for using backing tracks - Doc_Hollywood - 08-02-2026 (07-04-2026, 05:10 PM)e.k. Wrote: Sorry for the late answer. Yes, I use the Midi tab in MS, put all Midi commands in there and send them when loading the song. Works really great. |