I'll bet the CME WIDI Bud makes the internal connection to BTLE and then maps the device to the legacy MIDI API.
that will be the real test of the use to the new MIDI windows API. make sure you try the CME keyboaord with a standard BT LE device in a win 10 device (say a surface pro). It looks like CME uses a hardware/software dongle to make things work. BandLab’s Mix Editor is a multitrack recorder with included MIDI instruments, a Looper, and more. BandLab is a music creation and social platform for iOS, Android, and Google Chrome. There was an attempt to make a Mac crossover back when the product was still in Gibsons hands, but that never got past an alpha test version. Please let us know if the CME keyboard works. Cakewalk by BandLab is a standalone digital audio workstation (DAW), based on the previous Cakewalk flagship software, SONAR Platinum. Not cross-platform, and has always been that way since the original Cakewalk days and throughout the Sonar years. ( I will say that the fast ring releases will enumerate the dongle and tests ok with the midi test app designed by MS to see if a function operates properly ) I have tried cakewalk on the releases and it runs fine on the legacy midi devices but does not 'see' the new windows API device while paired and enumerated.
I'm hoping that the anniversary release will pair and recognize the device so that the rest of the midi stack can work. I have tried to get current windows 10 to enumerate a bluetooth midi dongle on win 10 to no avail.
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