Connecting to a Musical Instrument (CT-S1000V)
To use Lyric Creator, first connect your device to a compatible musical instrument using a cable.
・The connection will not operate via Bluetooth®.
・To connect using cables, you will need to purchase the appropriate third-party cables.
Connection diagram
・Use a cable suitable for data communication.
・Do not use a dedicated charging cable.
Connection ports on the musical instrument
|
USB flash drive port  Do not use with the app. |
Micro-B  Connect to this port. |
Check the connectors on the smart device on which you installed the app.
iPhone/iPad users
|
Device jack |
Connection cable |
Musical instrument jack |
|---|---|---|
|
Lightning  |
 Apple Lightning - USB camera adapter USB cable A (male) - Micro-B (male) |
Micro-B  |
|
USB-C  |
USB-C - USB-A conversion adapter/cable USB cable A (male) - Micro-B (male) or  USB cable C (male) - Micro-B (male) |
Android users
|
Device jack |
Connection cable |
Musical instrument jack |
|---|---|---|
|
USB-C |
USB-C - USB-A conversion adapter/cable USB cable A (male) - Micro-B (male) or USB cable C (male) - Micro-B (male) |
Micro-B |
|
USB Micro-B  |
USB OTG cable (Micro B-A type) USB cable A (male) - Micro-B (male) or USB OTG cable Micro B (male) - Micro B (male) |
When connected correctly
App screen
Connect the smart device and musical instrument using a cable.
Connecting...
Product name
Connected
Failure to connect may be due to the following:
・The cable is not connected correctly (connected to the wrong jack).
・The cable/adapter used is incompatible.
・The Android device used does not support USB-MIDI.
→ If a USB-MIDI incompatibility warning appears when you install the app on your smart device, you cannot connect to a musical instrument.
To check whether your Android terminal can be connected
If the message below appears on your smart device the first time you open the app after installing it, you cannot connect to a musical instrument.
Android device
Your device does not support MIDI.
[OK]