- Please check the compatibility.
- Please check if the "WIRELESS" mode is selected on the Bluetooth devices or not. (If the "USB" mode is selected, it can't be connected by Bluetooth.)
- Please check if the Bluetooth devices is connected to another device or not. When the power LED stays on in blue (i.e. it's not blinking in blue), then it cannot be used since it's already connected to another device.
Maybe the Bluetooth MIDI Connect app is required? Also, when are you coming out with an Android version?
I can't find the Microkey air 2 on the Bluetooth devices list on my iPad pro 9.7.
After the latest iOS update, MicroKey is not seen by iPad or iPhone.
After the latest iOS update, MicroKey is not seen by iPad or iPhone.
Other android devices are also connected to the lap-tops, but after the latest update, iOS devices can not connect to the microkey.
Other android devices are also connected to the lap-tops, but after the latest update, iOS devices can not connect to the microkey.
@Cem - why are you putting the same comment in twice, two times? Are you just trying to see if someone at Korg will respond? I have had no response from Korg directly.
I just got a microkey-49. It took me a tons of time to figure out how to connect to the product, finally i searched and installed "bluetooth midi connect" app in the app store to get the connection done! (after several times of downloading failures...very frustrating....!!) I am still doubt on its stability, hope my experience can be helpful to you.
(BTW, i got troubles in my macbook12" and ipadpro, both running the latest OS versions)