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  • Is there a wireless USB or Bluetooth controller for Sonar?
2014/05/13 23:05:04
ElRoc0 Tha Gr81
I need some way of atleast starting 7 stopping Sonars record & play functions from behind my drum kit. I use to use the tranzport but I can't seem to get it installed with windows 8.1.
2014/05/13 23:25:30
Cactus Music
A wireless keyboard and mouse and a 32" monitor. You can be a long way away. If it seems glitchy then use a USB extension cable and put the little receiver on the end. 
2014/05/14 00:38:20
bandso
There are several midi controller apps for the ipad and android devices. You need to have Wifi though.
2014/05/14 02:30:34
Scoot
are there not any wireless usb converters, and adaptor to make any usb device wireless. Seems like an obvious thing to be made really.
 
Hard to search for, because wireless USB keeps taking you to wireless internet, rather than wireless usb.
2014/05/14 05:20:41
ShellstaX
To add a bit further detail to the above ...
 
Keyboard Shortcuts via a Wireless Keyboard. Logitech have good ones (e.g K400R). Range of about 10m/30ft. Solution above for a bit longer range. You can also get mini media center focused keyboards in various formats.
[PS] - I totally recommend an onboard trackpad (trackball, air mouse).
 
Tablet over a home wifi network will also get your screen local. e.g., on Android there's Splashtop 2 (free) to cast/control your whole desktop.
2014/05/14 08:34:34
paulo
I just use an ordinary wireless usb keyboard which works fine anywhere in my room.
2014/05/15 20:39:47
gswitz
be advised that wireless keyboards are not very secure. As long as no one near by would care to know what you're typing, you're good, but if there's a chance that someone you don't trust could point a cantenna at your window and you wouldn't want that...
 
it's really easy to decrypt those keyboard wireless traffic packets.
2014/05/15 20:44:47
SF_Green
Not sure if these are still available but I like my Frontier Transport. Sounds like exactly what you're looking for. You could always try to find a used one if not.
 
My bad.  I read that and replied on my phone on the way home from work and didn't see the second sentence (obviously?).
Sorry about that.  I think I'll wait to get home to see a post on my computer screen before replying in the future.
2014/05/15 20:49:43
garrigus
Scoot
are there not any wireless usb converters, and adaptor to make any usb device wireless. Seems like an obvious thing to be made really. Hard to search for, because wireless USB keeps taking you to wireless internet, rather than wireless usb.



Yes, but they usually come in the form of hubs. Just look up Wireless USB Hub on any computer retail site, like Amazon or Newegg.
 
Scott

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2014/05/17 09:30:53
THambrecht
The Frontier Tranzport is still working with Windows 8.1 (64-Bit).
After Installation there is a Folder with al all the files (*.cat, inf, sys ...)
Then RIGHT-click the TranzPortx64.inf -> Install.
Now it works.
 
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