Blue-Midi > LoopMidi > ChocolatePlus Cuvave MIDI Controller Pedal

I have a MIDI controller pedal that sends a signal via Bluetooth.
Problem: Windows 10 doesn't recognize the Bluetooth connection as MIDI because Windows uses UWP.
Therefore, it's necessary to use programs (bridges) to make this communication.

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I would like to know from you which is the best program (bridge) to make this integration?
I am currently using:
Midi Berry: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n39720h2m05
MIDILink: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9njkm0q7t4wc

However, both programs are (heavy for performing simple functions).

Second problem: both need to be opened manually to function (they don't have the functionality to start automatically with Windows).

Suggestions for bridge programs that read BLE-MIDI?
That are lightweight.

 

up..

 

Last edited: Jan 10, 2026 at 5:32 AM

1. Get a decent Windows version. Win 11 64bit. You can update to this Win version without losing any data or need to reinstall.
2. You can autostart every program with that.
3. Have a closer look at your pedal. There is a great chance that there is an USB port ... go figure.

Complete other route: Make it even more complicated and try to have more special arrangements in your setup, so that you have a much more expanded hobby experience in solving self inflicted problems.

Your hint that what you think is your "Win 32 world" being "Classic" makes me think that you think it's a good thing. Advice: It's not a good thing to feel "special" or being part of some kind of conspiracy elite because you do not so smart things to make you feel "different" or "special". Using Win 10 32bit is simply stupid. That cries for running into unsolvable problems. And the earth is not flat ...

 

I use the Chocolate Plus over USB on Windows and that's working fine. Doesn't help with your Bluetooth problem - just saying in case USB is an option for you.