- Wireless MIDI
- Pairing your Woovebox
Pairing your Woovebox
After pairing with your computer, tablet or phone, your Woovebox can be used as a regular MIDI device within other applications, or can be managed through the Wooveconnect app.
Your host device's BLE radio needs to be BLE 4.0 compatible, and please make sure that your Woovebox is not already accidentally connected to some other device; it can only handle one connection at a time and will not be visible to any other devices while it is already connected.
The stability of your MIDI over BLE connection is heavily dependent the quality of the drivers and quality operating system's BLE stack. Unfortunately this quality can be found lacking on various hardware/OS combinations from Microsoft, Google and Apple. If you require a rock solid plug & play MIDI over BLE solution that works on any machine, we recommend the WIDI Bud Pro solution by CME.
By far the easiest and most stable MIDI over BLE solution, is to use a WIDI Bud Pro USB adapter that was specifically designed to provide a rock-solid connection for musicians and performers.
Most modern Linux distros allow you to pair with your Woovebox, after which it can be used system-wide as an input and output MIDI device automatically.
PLEASE NOTE: Apple is currently struggling with providing a stable BLE stack as of Sequoia
Though likely to work on many systems, Windows 11 is not officially supported by Woovebox due to dependency on third party drivers, as Windows is the only operating system that does not natively expose MIDI over BLE devices to applications such as your browser.
- Download MIDI BLE Connect or similar app from the Play store.
- Ensure Location Services and/or Bluetooth Scanning in your Android settings
- Turn on your Woovebox while holding down 1/Cd or 2/bS (use the latter if your device has a buggy BLE driver stack)
- Scan for a device called WOOVEBOX-xxxx or WB and pair with it.
- Keep the app open in the background
- You may need to disable/change your lock screen timeout in order for your browser not to go to sleep.
- Download MIDI BLE Connect or similar app from the Play store.
Most iOS software will detect your Woovebox. For any apps that don't however, you can use a utility app like Bluetooth MIDI Connect to connect your Woovebox to these apps.
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- Woovebox SE (under Model comparison)
- Mastering (under Guides, tutorials and docs)
Use the compressor / limiter to level-out loudness for individual tracks.
- Auto-slicing (under Sampler & vocoder)
Your Woovebox can auto-slice a bigger slice into smaller slices for you.
- Vocoder (under Sampler & vocoder)
Sample editing functionality is identical to regular sampler mode, and you may seamlessly switch between the sampler and vocoder mode.
- Sampling sounds from the audio input (under Sampler & vocoder)
Hold the value knob and short-press 14/A6/Sampler button to access the sampler.