FL Studio Mobile

Pairing Midimo with other Apps

System Requirements:

Pairing Midimo with Bluetooth requires either an iOS device running iOS 14.3, or a Mac computer running Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10) or newer

FL Studio Mobile on iOS

Tap “Settings” in FL Studio Mobile
Tap “Manage Bluetooth MIDI Devices”
Tap the name of your device
Tap the “Pair” button on both your device running FL Studio Mobile, and your device running Midimo
Choose your device name, or “Any available” to enable MIDI mapping
Move a control you’d like to map in FL Studio Mobile
Tap “CTRL” beside the transport controls
Tap “Link to MIDI CC”
Set your sensitivity to 1 for the axis you are mapping
In Midimo, solo or enable the axis (e.g. Roll, Tilt, Pan)you wish to use for control
Move your device
To map additional parameters do the following:
1. Mute all axis outputs in Midimo
2. Follow steps 6 through 10 to map additional parameters
You have now mapped Midimo to FL Studio Mobile

Synth One iOS

Pair with Synth One on iOS

Tap the Bluetooth button above the left-hand side of the keyboard
On Midimo go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn on 'Advertise MIDI Service' (note: once connected Midimo will display the name of the device it is connected to and the message 'Advertising disabled')
On Synth One, select your Bluetooth device to connect
Tap “MIDI Learn” Above the middle of the keyboard
Tap the parameter you wish to map
Set your sensitivity to 1 for the axis you are mapping
In Midimo, solo or enable the axis (e.g. Roll, Tilt, Pan) you wish to use for control
Move your device
To map additional parameters do the following:
1. Exit mapping mode
2. Mute all axis outputs in Midimo
3. Follow steps 4 through7 to map additional parameters
Tap “MIDI Learn” again to exit MIDI mapping mode
You can now use Midimo to control Synth One!

Nanostudio 2

Pair with Nanostudio 2 on iOS

From the main screen in Nanostudio 2, tap the “Settings” menu item on the left
Tap “MIDI” to open the MIDI I/O menu
Tap “Bluetooth” to bring up the Bluetooth MIDI Device Menu
Tap the name of your Midimo device to connect
Tap the Mixer button (3 vertical lines with horizontal bars icon) at the top left to bring up the Mixer
Double-tap the name of the mixer channel that contains the instrument you’d like to control
In the “MIDI CONTROLLER MAP” view on the right hand side, tap “Learn” on the control you wish to map. Nanostudio 2 only allows you to map specific parameters found in this view
Set your sensitivity to 1 for the axis you are mapping
In Midimo, solo or enable the axis you wish to use for control
Move your device
You should now see a number in the 2nd column
To map additional parameters do the following:
1. Mute all axis outputs in Midimo
2. Follow steps 7 through 9 to map additional parameters
You can now use Midimo to control Nanostudio 2 on your iOS device!