THR Remote

Yamaha Corporation

About this app

Description

The THR Remote editor lets THR-II players sculpt their guitar tones wirelessly via Bluetooth, with additional parameters for deep editing.


Remote Control

THR-II is built around wireless freedom. With THR Remote on your mobile device, dialing in your favorite sound is just as easy and familiar as streaming your favorite song.


Deep Editing

THR-II amplifiers have simple one-knob controls for the modulation, echo, and reverb effects. With THR Remote, players can access multiple parameters per effect for fine tuning, and access a compressor and noise gate.


Footswitch Support

Easily assign a compatible 3rd party Bluetooth footswitch for control that is both hands-free and cable-free.


Advanced Settings

Change the EQ for music playback, adjust the line out and USB out levels, check the battery charge level, and more.


Important Notice:

- To use this app, a smartphone or tablet with BLE communication functionality is required.
- To use this app, please enable location permissions on your Android device.
- Although this app does not use GPS information, location access permissions are necessary on Android devices to use the Bluetooth-MIDI functionality.
- There are instances where Bluetooth MIDI pairing does not complete successfully with specific combinations of devices and operating systems. If you are unable to establish a connection, please try the following steps:

1. Turn on the power of THR-II.
2. Select "Connected Devices" from the Android "Settings" app.
3. Select "+ Pair new devcie".
4. Select "LE_THRII" from the displayed list.
5. A pairing dialog will be displayed; press "Pair" to complete the pairing.
6. Launch the THR Remote app. and connect using the Bluetooth icon.
* The display may differ depending on the model and language you are using.

Ratings and reviews

it is unfortunate that this app severely hinders what is otherwise quite an amazing portable amp. If you plan on using the amp purely to use with the app via a Bluetooth connection then you should strongly reconsider other options from the likes of Boss and Positive Grid. The Bluetooth connection from your device to the amp is very unstable. Getting it to connect via BT initially is a huge chore, I'd say it connects maybe once every 25 tries IF that- and afterwards it will drop out randomly.

Bluetooth issues. The other reviews pretty much cover it. Problem is compounded by the fact the Amp is so heavily dependent on the app as only way to access certain settings. My primary issue was that my mac was connected so I couldn't connect the android device until I disconnected that. So, "it works". However, 3 is still pretty generous considering how very flaky this is with bluetooth. But, I wanted to put this info in here in case someone is having the conflict. Unreliable and weak.

Can't connect to the device through the app. I'm obviously not the only one. For the asking price of these amps, there should be very little issue with this. Shame on you Yamaha! Edit: update to the amp seems to have resolved connectivity issues although the update notes never tell you that. Should have never come out of the box that way though.

What’s new

- Added support for Android 16.
- Improved Bluetooth MIDI connectivity.