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Try different USB ports, restart both devices, update drivers, and use a different cable. USB 2.0 ports work most reliably.
Read full answerYes, if your piano supports Bluetooth Audio output. Put your wireless device in pairing mode, then select it in the piano's Bluetooth settings.
Read full answerUse a USB-C to USB-A adapter to connect your device to the piano's standard USB port.
Read full answerUse a USB cable for MIDI and optionally audio. For audio recording, Line Out cables or USB audio offer the best quality.
Read full answerIn most cases, no. Modern Mac and Windows systems include built-in USB-MIDI drivers that automatically recognise Kawai pianos.
Read full answerMost Kawai pianos support only one Bluetooth MIDI connection at a time. Check your model's documentation for multi-device support.
Read full answerYes — connect via USB cable instead. You may need a USB adapter depending on your device type.
Read full answerBluetooth MIDI transfers musical performance data wirelessly. Bluetooth Audio streams audio wirelessly to or from your piano.
Read full answerBluetooth availability varies by model and region. Most current digital piano models include Bluetooth MIDI and/or Bluetooth Audio.
Read full answerKawai recommends cables no longer than 3 metres for USB, MIDI, and Line connections to ensure connection quality.
Read full answerUse a third-party recording app like 'USB Audio Recorder Pro' to bypass the Android audio system and eliminate the noise.
Read full answerAndroid 13 requires explicit Bluetooth permissions. Grant them in Settings > Apps > [App name] > Permissions.
Read full answerMost Kawai pianos only support one MIDI connection method at a time. Check your specific model's documentation.
Read full answerPair the piano in Windows Bluetooth settings, then select it as the default playback device.
Read full answerAdd the piano as a Bluetooth device in Windows Settings, then select it as the MIDI input in your MIDI application.
Read full answerPair the piano as a Bluetooth device, then select it as the audio output in macOS Sound settings.
Read full answerPair the piano in macOS Bluetooth settings, then configure your MIDI app to use the piano as its input device.
Read full answerPair your iOS device to the piano via Bluetooth, then select the piano as your audio output in Control Centre.
Read full answerEnable Bluetooth on both devices, pair in iOS Bluetooth settings, then open the PianoRemote app to confirm the connection.
Read full answerPair your Android device to the piano via Bluetooth, then select the piano as your audio output device.
Read full answerEnable Bluetooth on both devices, put the piano in pairing mode, then select it in your app's connection settings.
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