Problem with USB bluetooth compliant devices Fishman Triple Play

Pisound
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Hi
Not ultra sure if this thread belongs 100% here on PiSound, yet I need help!
I am using a Fishman Triple Play on a RPi with PiSound.
https://www.fishman.com/portfolio/tripleplay-wireless-midi-guitar-controller/
As I thought this is a USB-midi-bluetooth class compliant device, it should work without any software or problems, yet it does not connect.
The strange thing is that this device works on a axeloti core
http://www.axoloti.com/product/axoloti-core/

Anyone with ideas how to tackle this puppy/problem?
Greetings, Ewoud

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With it connected to USB, what output do you get from amidi -l?

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Hi, nice to get a response so fast!
Actually today it suddenly works! The device connects and receives midi!
The only issue I’m experiencing right know is that the command line amidi -l does not work. I guess because this “curl https://blokas.io/pisound/install.sh | sh” installation command did not work: I always get this:
Importing Blokas GPG public key…

dd: unknown operand status

Adding Blokas apt repository…

dd: unknown operand status

Updating package list…

sudo: apt-get: command not found

Installing Pisound software…

sudo: apt-get: command not found

Updating /usr/local/pisound…

sh: line 0: cd: /usr/local/pisound: No such file or directory

Now you may run ‘sudo pisound-config’ to customize your installation!

ewoudve@MacBook-Pro-van-Ewoud-2 ~ %

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Also forgot to add: I share my internet through a ethernet CAT6 connection with my laptop and the wifi it’s getting (iphone hotspot). Normally the Pi has internet, but I thought it would be good to tell this point here.

Got the trick through this thread:

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It looks like you’re executing commands on your MacBook, you should run them on the Raspberry Pi itself. Look at some options, including using ssh, here: First Run Options - Patchbox OS Documentation