RandyW

Thanks for your reply I appreciate it. We have tried turning down the volume for song, that didn't work when using the Chordana Play app. That's why we took the touch response off the keys so we wouldn't have to press so hard to get the louder sound from the keys. But even with that the music is much louder than the keys. Even tried turning down the volume on our device we're using the Chordana Play app on.

How do you make the music volume lower than the key volume? We have turned off the touch response but yet when we try to learn to a built-in song or from the Chordana Play app, the music is much louder than the keys we press. It is very hard to hear the keys when pressed.

Music, should have been obvious by reading my post.

How do I transfer music from my phone to my LK-S250 keyboard? The transfer button is lit till I connect my phone to the keyboard, then it goes dim and can't be clicked on.

Country. My wife doesn't like the idea that the chordana play app doesn't show her the name of the chords as they come down. So I was hoping someone knew of an app that will show the notes as they come down.

Country. My wife doesn't like the idea that the chordana play app doesn't show her the name of the chords as they come down. So I was hoping someone knew of an app that will show the notes as they come down.

Country

Thanks. Do you happen to know any good apps?

Are there any other apps other than Chordana Play that will work with Casio LK-S250?

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it. Have a good day.

I would like to know which cables I will need to connect to a LK-190 and a LK-S250? I have android devices some with C type connections and others with the old Micro usd and of course they have 1/8 headphone Jack's. Is it possible to connect through the headphone Jacks and have the keys light up? I have seen several people do this in videos on the web. My main phone is a Samsung Galaxy s10

Is the Lk-190 compatible with the Chordana app?

Hi, in order to use the Chordana play app I would like to know if anyone would know what cable/cables I'd need to connect an Android phone or tablet to a LK-S250. One device has C type and audio 3.5mm or 1/8 the other has micro B port.