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- Quickly and easily turn your Android phone or tablet into a Midi keyboard that you can use with music apps and software on Windows 10 computers.
Want to play midi synths or drums on your computer but don't have a midi keyboard or midi dtum kit? Here is how to use your Android phone or tablet instead.
Create the perfect music setup for musicians on the go with a Windows 10 laptop!
Thanksss!! this was amazingg!!! I can't believe never seen that MIDI on my phone before!!
Danial Soozani
Hi, I'm glad you found my video helpful 😀👍
Genuinely so helpful thank you so much!
@Kia.Kyn7
I'm glad you found my video helpful 😀👍
Thank you very much ...I really needed this now ❤❤❤
@uniquebeatz3269
😍👍
Crystal clear, many thanks ❤
RL@VD
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Thanks just what I needed
Gee Speller
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thanks so much sir
@prabditsingh7875
I'm glad you found my video helpful 😀👍
my phone is missing a Midi Transfer option
Explo ☄
You may need to activate Developer mode on your Android phone to get the midi option, although it may not be available on some older versions of Android
@@IbandUK thank you, it was hidden in the developer options indeed
@@ThatExplo where did you find that option? cant find it anywhere on my new tablet. Worked like a charm on the last one
@@PureFact Open up the developer options, then scroll down until you see "Default USB Configuration" it should be hidden inside that tab
It was working before. Now my file downloads and it saves as a 1second song
Thanks! Any suggestion how could I use my android tablet as a 4x4 (or some other size) MIDI drum pad for DAW on Windows?
Bass Man
Hi, Midi Controller is an app by Volcano Mobile that is free and has 6 pads (I'm planning a video tutorial for it soon). I'm personally working on releasing an android app that will have 16 pads (as well as lots of other cool stuff) but I haven't yet got to alpha testing, so not ready to be released yet.
The beauty of android, it's simple to control and manipulate.
@djnbeats
😀👍
Nice 🤝
Kordel Williams
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How this will work on daw??
Sigma
On Windows, your should detect your phone as a midi controller and should be shown in your midi devices as Midi Function (tutorial video coming soon) 😀👍
how can i enlarge the keyboard? I only have keys from c3 to c5.
@MrNeobach
Hi, to keep the video simple I used a very basic midi keyboard app that doesn't have any changeable settings. Other apps, like zenbeats, will give you control over the midi keyboard layout.
They will not change velocity while playing
Its same as useing computer keyboard 😞
sudarshan kulkarni
I'm working on an app to do that... Coming soon?!
Hello sir
My phone is Android 12 ,.... My phone doesnot have midi option
@akashkk2609
Have you activated developer mode on your phone? You probably have to unlock developer mode first.
To activate developer mode, tap on the settings app, tap on About Phone, then tap on the Build Number seven times.
how do i connect my casio keyboard to phone using midi, is it useful to record something or play or see something while playing keyboard piano?
@Tech-Arty-Ranjit
Take a look at this video I did about connecting a midi keyboard to your phone and playing sounds in the free zenbeats app...
th-cam.com/video/KHsh7O9vVaU/w-d-xo.html
Boss I'm from Bangladesh
Tinom music
Hi to you in Bangladesh
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@@IbandUK
thank you boss
bro my phone doesnt have midi option
@amanyos6147
If your phone is on android version 6 or higher, you will need to activate developer mode on your phone... Tap on the Android settings app, tap on About Phone, tap on Software Information, then tap on Build Number seven times.
The midi option should now appear as one of the connection options when you connect your phone to a computer.
How many ms of latency you have with this solution?
Blenderfunny 23
Hi, I'm guessing the latency I'm getting is about 5ms. Basically, the latency I'm getting is not noticeable at all.
I am not sure the reason why Honor 70 phone Android 13 is not recognizing MIDI Keyboard connected via USB OTG, it can recognized USB Drive but not MIDI Keyboard.
@nexuzinnovation-com
First, make sure your midi keyboard is class compliant (does not need a driver) as some midi keyboards are not class compliant so do not work with Android (some Korg midi keyboards, for example).
Also, OTG has several levels of support, so OTG support for USB file drives does not automatically mean OTG support for USB midi or USB audio. I recommend installing the Midi Scope app on your phone. Open the Midi Scope app then plug in your midi keyboard... Your midi keyboard should show up on the Midi Scope app screen. If it doesn't, either your keyboard is not class compliant, your phone does not support OTG USB midi or the OTG cable is in someway not working properly.