It's a second chance to use Cakewalk software. So, I would like to know...
 
There was a new feature in 2017 about supporting BLUETOOTH MIDI for deivces like jamstick.
But now I have iPad which i'd like to use with its instruments. We do not have wireless controller like S1, but I can use touchOSC or Lemur for it. Ok. But, let me go further.
I would like to use Cakewalk where I can make midi clips (using my Midi keyboard) and then send it through bluetooth to iPAD to use it's synths or other stuff, then record it to to my audio interface. 
Is there any solution how to do this? I've read somewhere on forum, that someone did this thing to use with THOR or another synth. But didn't found any guide.

What are three things that don't work together?
 
Did I win?
 
Seriously... Theoretically, you can send the MIDI data over Bluetooth but you have to close all projects and then you can change the MIDI driver from MME to UWP, so it's not as simple just changing other options in Preferences and it appears you cannot use both driver modes simultaneously.  However, there is no way to send audio back into SONAR or CbB without hardware.  Keep in mind that you must have Windows 10 Anniversary Ed or later.
 
Here is a thread regarding Bluetooth issues:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/UWP-MIDI-issues-with-windows-creator-update-m3673627.aspx
 
Kind regards,
 
tecknot

Thanks. My goal is at least send midi over bluetooth. Recording audio from iPad through hardware is not a problem. I also can use midimux, or musicIO apps to send midi or audio. But would like to use something new.