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I've started learning piano with my PX-S1000 using the app SimpyPiano on my Android tablet. For connecting they I've used cable plugged in the USB-B port on PX-S1000 and in the micro-USB port on my tablet. This worked fine for SimplyPiano and also for Chordana for Piano. I've also paired PX-S1000 with the tablet through Bluetooth and played a couple of songs from my tablet in PX-S1000 speakers successfully. But I couldn't use the Android apps over Bluetooth instead of the USB cable. How can I make this work? Thanks.

I started making videos for my old keyboard tapes a couple months ago. I never liked those YouTube videos with just a still picture, so I tried to make them interesting. Even with just Android tablets and free apps you can do some interesting stuff. I'm using VideoPad Free, PowerDirector, MixPad Free, AndroVid, MP3 merger MP3 cutter, and some more. The audio with this video was recorded in 1990. I used a pen notebook doodle from my keyboard notebook in it. It's pretty long, 15 minutes. Let me know if you survive listening to the whole thing. It's best with headphones too.https://youtu.be/sFoSQOfcwLQ

The 5S is a great keyboard but will users ever have an Android App or do well all have to spend another $600 on an IPad?

Peoples... I search for android app's to control my keyboard. Somebody knows some app's? Unfortunately i haven't a iPad, only Android devices. Thank for you help!

As you know our keyboards are USB Midi Compliant, that means you can connect them to Midi devices in some case directly tuo USB, otherwise using, for example, the Kenton Midi USB Host http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/utilities/usb-host.shtml Those Midi app let you to controle via USB OTG, Opus#1 1843 french two manuals church organ based on high-quality recordings http://www.refined-apps.com/opus-1/ be careful the app works only 4 1/2 octaves as the real organ and Pitea a 1989 german three manual church organ always based on high-quality recordings http://www.refined-apps.com/pitea/ again be careful the app works only 5 octaves. I'have those two apps, and I'm very satisfied, I used them even with my old Midi keyboard connected with a Roland USB/Midi compliant and even non Midi compliant, I suggest the first one. In any case read carefully the Refined Apps suggestions. You can also use two keyboards controlling upper an lower manual with a Midi merger like the Kenton one http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/utilities/m-merge4.shtml. For IPad & Iphone go to visit http://polaron.de/Napo/index.html I hope to have been enough clear!