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For example, the Roland Go:Piano and Roland Go:Keys both have bluetooth – use them with any compatible apps on your iPad or smartphone.Īlthough you can get other kinds of MIDI controller, the keyboard is the most popular, widely available, and reasonably priced. Some manufacturers are now including Bluetooth audio/MIDI support for connecting your keyboard with your smartphone or tablet. This is an interface especially designed to connect from the USB output of a digital piano to ipad, via lightning.īluetooth MIDI | A Brilliant Multi-Platform Solution OR, to connect to iPad you could buy the Voker Midi Cable to Lightning Connector. Got an iPad? Then you should be able to connect with a standard USB cable and a lightning to USB adapter (as mentioned above). Simply refer to the manual for your particular keyboard to find out how to set it up. If so, then you should be able to connect very easily to your Mac or PC with a standard USB Printer cable.

If you have digital piano or keyboard have a USB output? It is sometimes labelled USB-Host or similar. Does Your Keyboard Already Have a USB Port?

You can see and hear it in action in all my latest home recording studio videos. Brilliant because it has 4 line inputs available – so plenty of scope to record the sound of your keyboard or other line level instruments, 2 built-in pre-amps for microphones, and MIDI ports on the back too. The Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 Audio Interface is the one I currently own. If it still doesn’t show up then try to test to see if your midi controller is working.Scarlett 4i4 – USB Audio Interface with MIDI If your midi controller still doesn’t appear try restarting your PC. Note: If you have a Firewire or USB midi keyboard/controller then you must install the windows drivers for the before it will appear in the FL Studio midi settings menu. Try pressing keys on your keyboard and you should hear noises.

Turn on auto accept controller and that should be it.

If not check all cables and then hit rescan midi devices. Select generic controller on the input menu and you should see your MIDI device listed.

Press F10 and go to the FL Studio midi settings menu.

Turn on the keyboard and then the PC and open FL Studio.

You may need to get an adapter available from music stores (they usually connect to the joystick input on your soundcard).

Plug the cable from the midi out of the keyboards to the midi input of the PC or soundcard.

If you are using a midi keyboard and midi cable then turn your PC and keyboard off before you plug it in.

Let’s look at how to connect a Midi Keyboard to FL Studio: One of the first things to upgrade in your FL Studio setup, is usually a midi controller.