Connect
- Connect your keyboard's USB port to your device. Most phones and tablets need a USB-C (or micro-USB) OTG adapter for a standard USB-B printer-style cable.
- Turn the keyboard on.
- In Piano Pilot, tap Device, then under MIDI Keyboard choose USB MIDI.
- If Android asks whether Piano Pilot may use the USB device, tap OK.
- When the status shows Connected, you're ready to play.
To disconnect, long-press the connected keyboard on the Device tab.
“No USB MIDI device detected”
- Check the keyboard is switched on, then unplug the cable and plug it back in and tap refresh.
- Try another cable or adapter. Some charge-only cables don't carry data.
- Use the keyboard's USB to Host port (the square USB-B port), not a USB stick port.
- Close other music apps that might already be using the keyboard.
- If you tapped Cancel on the USB permission prompt, unplug and reconnect to see it again.