Typically one is labelled USB-to-Device and the other USB-to-Host.įor transmitting MIDI notes, USB-to-Host is the one you want. Sometimes MIDI keyboards have two USB ports. So connecting from the USB port eliminates these potential issues and it's generally easier to use and more reliable. I always recommend using the USB port if available because sometimes there can be incompatibility issues between MIDI-to-USB cables (especially the cheaper ones) and certain makes and models of MIDI keyboard. If both kinds of port are available on your keyboard, you're probably wondering which one should you use. To use the USB port, you just need a standard USB 2.0 cable which is the same type of cable often used to connect a printer to your computer. To use the MIDI In / MIDI Out ports, you'll need a MIDI-to-USB cable like this. Some keyboards, like this one, even have both options. Let's start by taking a look at the back of a MIDI keyboard.ĭepending on the make and model of your MIDI keyboard, you may have older style MIDI In and MIDI Out ports like this, or you may have a USB port like this. Today I'm going to show you how to connect a MIDI keyboard to an iPad or computer using simple cables. What You Will Learn In Musiah Piano Lessons Or if you have any queries, feel free to comment below or contact me directly. why not try our incredibly effective, fun piano lessons app? Now that you have learned how to connect your MIDI keyboard to your iPad via Bluetooth. piano lessons – completely Free for 14 Days?
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