Tap on Settings in the lower left corner.Ħ. Then tap on Piano from the menu on the left hand side.
Once the iPad detects the keyboard, you will see a pop up saying Keyboard Connected!.ĥ. Plug the Lightning or USB-C end of the adapter into the iPad. Make sure to power on the keyboard when you're ready to play.Ĥ. Plug the USB A end of the cable into the USB to Lightning Adapter or USB-C Adapter.ģ. (If your keyboard has two USB ports: USB to Device and USB to Host, make sure to plug into the USB to Host port).Ģ. Plug the USB B end of the cable (squire-ish in shape) into the USB port on your keyboard. This cable is also referred to as a "printer cable" since it's used to connect printers to computers.ġ. A Lightning to USB Camera adapter made by Apple for iPads with Lightning Ports:Ī USB-C Adapter made by Apple for iPads with USB-C Ports: If you have MIDI ports, you'll need a MIDI to USB cable.Ĭheck in the back of the keyboard for ports labeled "USB" or "USB TO HOST", or "MIDI In" and "MIDI Out". If you're using a digital piano, the ports may be located underneath the keyboard.Ģ. A cable: If you have a USB port, you will need a USB A to B cable. You will then connect your keyboard to your iPad using:ġ. To connect your keyboard to your iPad, you first need to make sure your keyboard has either a USB port or MIDI ports. If using the new app for iOS versions 13 and above, click here. This article applies to the legacy iPad app that is compatible with iOS versions below 13.
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