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Hi. I'm Leslie Hammond. Please! Remain seated! Please :) ..thank ya verra much. I don't know why I do all this music stuff. I'll never be a pro and don't want to be. I just love to be able to recreate the sounds of my favorite artists on my own equipment at home where only I will hear it...

Just to be clear if I haven't been but both my keyboard AND other controller are both usb midi connected devices, not 5-pin as my tablet is also usb. The main reason I want to use a tablet is for it's touch control to move drawbars, leslie on/off etc without having to resort to using a mouse on...

Just so I understand. Yes getting my app to recognize two different midi controller inputs at the same time seems to be a problem. Yet will a midi merger or midi hub merge two midi input sources and merge them into one midi out put to the input of my tablet I guess is my bigger question? If that...

Ujn Hunter I agree. I cannot see how to be able to make the instrument installed on my tablet see both controllers. How are keyboard players able to connect to a virtual instrument installed on a computer and have a slider controller(such as the Korg) connected also and mapped to the drawbars to...

Sorry for the delay in replying Rob but I'm kinda on vacation like up in northern Maine and didn't always have wifi anyway...No, I do not have MIDI in, out and thru if you mean those five pin connectors. It is a usb connection that is square-like and I believe it combines the in/out on the same...

Hi, no it's not bluetooth. My keyboard is a Yamaha ew310 with a USB printer? connection that ends into a USB type A which is connected to my tablet via a micro usb OTG. I'm not sure how to handle that one in order to connect another controller...

Is there a way to connect a midi keyboard AND another midi controller to an android tablet? My tablet only has one connection which works with my keyboard but I would like to add another controller with faders to control the drawbars on my organ app. Thank you