I want to connect my Yamaha Motif XF to my computer wirelessly. I want to know if I can do it with this device or not?
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Your Motif XF would need a USB and and ethernet port. The ywa 10 will connect your Yamaha Motif to a wireless hub wirelessly if you have the USB and ethernet port. You will have to program the ywa 10 to communicate with the wireless hub. Any devices you can access from the wireless hub including a computer should communicate over IP protocol if your Motif has this capability. If you want your device to communicate DIRECTLY with your computer rather than through your wireless hub, you would need the bluetooth adapter. Your Motif XF would have to have the connectors for the bluetooth device, i.e. connector port and USB port on the Motif and the Motif would have to be bluetooth capable etc. The bluetooth device is the ywa 11 rather than the ywa 10. The ywa 11 requires a power port and a usb port, which would have to be on the Motif XF to connect it. You also have to see from the product literature if your Motif XF can communicate with a computer via bluetooth.
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The YWA-10bl is basically a wifi Ethernet bridge. It will give you a Ethernet connection via wifi. Make sure your router has WMS link capability,if not it will get a little involved.
798256
Yes, you can. The amplifier has the outputs for four instruments or whatever else you want to connect. I haven't connected any instruments as of yet. I have only connected laptops and a kindle fire. Will be trying a keyboard later though. It's a great buy. I'm satisfied with the sound for the price.
1600493
I believe it should work unless you need drivers. It needs to be a basic midi device the works when you just plug it in no software drivers.
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With this controller I don't think you will be able to, unless you are using it through app such as virtual dj's remote iOS app if you are using that, or traktor's new iOS app. However they will be passing right through to your pc and will have no control over this controller. Not sure of your overall goal, are you trying to access your music library, or use your ipad as an extension of the controller, or just control the software? If you want access to your devices library, perhaps the new xdj-aero with wireless connectivity is what your looking for?
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Yes you can do it . Indeed it I use it like this . You have to buy a USB to midi cable that's all
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nah just plug your midi device into a usb port on your computer. should be plug and play.
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If you can connect via USB (like ipad, iphone, tablet) I suppose you could use as audio output. Google your question or ask Yamaha as a better siurce.
531830
If you can, I still haven't figured it out, I also have a Yamaha psr s650, what I do is play them together connected to the PA system with the same tempo and it is awesome. I am still working on playing another keyboard into my mox6. I learn something new everyday and loving every minute of it.
1219894
Sorry, the tx-8020 is not Wi-Fi compatible. If you want to stream music, your going to have to connect a streaming device to it.
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Sorry, my computer is a windows platform. Also, my Soundbridge gave out 3 or 4 years ago. After that we got 2 Logitech Internet radios (1 Squeezebox & 1 SmartRadio) and we love them!
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Ya, use with alesis, kaosscilator and yamaha djx...pretty much the same as midi to midi cables, auto detect under windows and linux. Midi data only...for command and control. Will NOT record audio. (That's not what they are for.)
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The controller has Virtual DJ LE, you can use this software. You wil need to use it with some software, you can't just connect it to the computer and mix through the device
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I see nothing about bluetooth support. It has audio out phono jacks (red and white), an earphone jack, and a USB port. I does take songs in from Windows Media, but I'm presuming that's part of the WiFi (802.11n) capability. I don't even know if (but doubt that) hooking a bluetooth transmitter to the the USB port work outbound since USB in doesn't necessary mean USB out. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Not without Yamaha's Wireless Network Adapter. Go to usa.yamaha.com and search for YWA-10 for more info.
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I'm not sure how MIDI and the Internet connect. I use the MIDI In connector to connect my KX8 MIDI controller (fully weighted 88-key) to use the NP30 as a sound generator. Using the MIDI Out connector would allow you to use the NP30's keyboard as a MIDI controller for another MIDI device such as a sound module, but I haven't tried this. You could connect the MIDI Out to a MIDI-to-USB converter and connect the USB from it to your computer, but I don't know how you could connect the NP30 to the Internet. Sorry.
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I believe you can hook the audio of your laptop up to your Yamaha, through any audio-in port. Usually there is an auxiliary audio-in for those type of devices but I believe any Audio-In port will work. I'm not sure what size the laptop audio out is but there are many, many adapters, for you to size it down or up for the Yamaha. In conclusion, the rule of thumb is Audi-Out to Audio-In...!
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The standard midi out doesn't work unless you get the (not included) power cable. Definitely get that first.