jocar37

I've been told by a Casio tech that the Wu-BT10 will in fact allow me to play VSTs over a Casio Privia PX stage piano. I understand however that Bluetooth doesn't have quite the throughput of an actual interface. So I'm concerened about latency. It sounds like a lot of people here have had issues. Has anyone who has used the adapter find that it did allow VSTs on a computer to be played through the piano, and if so, did you notice a latency problem? If so, please advise which Casio model you used, and what kind of device and cable you used. May seem like dumb questions, but I've been having fits for months trying to find a stage piano that will let me play VSTs, at least not without jumping through several ridiculous hoops.

I've been told by a Casio tech that the Wu-BT10 will in fact allow me to play VSTs over a Casio Privia PX stage piano. I understand however that Bluetooth doesn't have quite the throughput of an actual interface. So I'm concerened about latency. Has anyone who has used the adapter find that it did allow VSTs on a computer to be played through the piano, and if so, did you notice a latency problem?

This is on the same page. What would this Bluetooth Adapter before? "Includes WU-BT10 Bluetooth Audio & MIDI adapter"

If the 6000 supports MIDI only, and not audio, what does this language directly from the Casio website mean? "MIDI recorder, USB audio recording and audio/MIDI file playback"