Midi Piano Control

Use your Android phone as a wireless MIDI piano controller for Windows.

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About This App

Midi Piano Control turns your Android phone into a full-screen piano-style MIDI controller for your Windows PC.

Designed for musicians, producers, beatmakers, students, and creators, Midi Piano Control lets you play piano notes from your Android phone and send them to your Windows music workflow through the Midi Piano Control Windows server.

Connect your phone and PC over the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network using QR code pairing, local network discovery, or manual connection. Once connected, your phone becomes a clean full-screen touch piano keyboard ready for music creation, testing melodies, learning notes, or controlling piano input in supported music software.

Midi Piano Control is designed for many DAWs and music apps, including FL Studio, LMMS, Ardour, REAPER, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, and similar tools. These names are compatibility examples only and do not imply any official partnership or endorsement.

Main features:

• Full-screen Android piano keyboard
• Local Android-to-Windows connection
• QR code pairing
• Local network discovery
• Low-latency note sending over Wi-Fi/LAN
• Velocity control for expressive playing
• Sustain control for longer notes
• Panic / all-notes-off reset
• Chord controls for faster playing
• Multi-touch piano performance
• Note labels for easier learning and control
• Designed for music production and piano control workflows
• No account required
• No cloud control required
• Privacy-friendly local network connection

Midi Piano Control works with the Midi Piano Control Windows server. The server receives note commands from your Android phone and helps route them into your music setup.

Where real MIDI output is available through the Windows server, the app can be used as a MIDI piano controller for supported music workflows. When real MIDI output is not available, the server can use a typing-keyboard compatibility bridge with a supported fallback note range.

The app focuses only on piano and MIDI control. It is not a general PC remote, mouse remote, keyboard remote, or presentation remote. The goal is to give you a focused, clean, and practical Android-to-Windows piano control experience.

Camera permission is used only for scanning the QR code shown by the Windows server. You can also connect using local network discovery when available.

Important:

• Requires the Midi Piano Control Windows server app
• Phone and PC should be connected to the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Compatibility depends on your Windows setup, selected output mode, and music software
• DAW and music software names are examples only
• This app does not claim official partnership with any DAW or music software brand
• This app does not install external third-party MIDI drivers

Whether you are testing melodies, recording ideas, learning note positions, controlling piano notes, or adding a quick touch keyboard to your PC music setup, Midi Piano Control gives you a modern and focused way to play from Android to Windows.

Midi Piano Control — your Android phone, your Windows PC, your wireless piano controller.

App Details

Platform

Android

Availability

Google Play

Updates

Supported

Use Case

Productivity

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Midi Piano Control Tutorial

This tutorial explains how to connect Midi Piano Control on Android with Midi Piano Control Server on Windows and start using your phone as a wireless piano controller for your PC music workflow.

Requirements

Before starting, make sure you have:

• An Android phone with Midi Piano Control installed
• A Windows PC with Midi Piano Control Server installed
• Phone and PC connected to the same Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Windows Firewall permission allowed for the server if requested
• A music app, DAW, or supported input workflow on your Windows PC

Midi Piano Control Server for Windows:
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9MT1ZGGGK8L8

Step 1 — Install and open the Windows server

On your Windows PC, install and open Midi Piano Control Server.

The server dashboard shows important connection information such as:

• Server status
• PC IP address
• TCP port
• Discovery port
• Pair token
• QR code pairing
• Connected phone count
• Output mode
• Settings panel

Make sure the server is running before connecting from your Android phone.

Step 2 — Open Midi Piano Control on Android

Open the Midi Piano Control app on your Android phone.

The app can connect to your Windows PC using:

• QR code pairing
• Local network discovery
• Manual connection when available

For best results, keep your Android phone and Windows PC connected to the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network.

Step 3 — Connect using QR code

QR code pairing is the fastest setup method.

  1. Open Midi Piano Control Server on your Windows PC.
  2. Find the QR code shown in the server window.
  3. Open Midi Piano Control on your Android phone.
  4. Choose the QR code connection option.
  5. Scan the QR code from the Windows server.
  6. Wait for the connection to complete.

Camera permission is used only for scanning the QR code.

Step 4 — Connect using local discovery

Local discovery can automatically find your PC server when both devices are on the same network.

  1. Open Midi Piano Control Server on Windows.
  2. Open Midi Piano Control on Android.
  3. Choose local network discovery.
  4. Select your PC when it appears.
  5. Wait for the app to connect.

After connecting, your phone will switch to the full-screen piano controller.

Step 5 — Connect manually if needed

Manual connection is useful if discovery does not find your PC.

  1. Open Midi Piano Control Server on Windows.
  2. Copy the IP address and port shown in the server dashboard.
  3. Open Midi Piano Control on Android.
  4. Choose manual connection if available.
  5. Enter the server IP address and port.
  6. Tap connect.

Make sure the IP address and port are typed correctly.

Step 6 — Choose the output mode on Windows

Midi Piano Control Server can work with different output modes depending on your Windows setup.

When real MIDI output is available through the server, you can use the app as a MIDI piano controller for supported music workflows.

When real MIDI output is not available, the server can use a typing-keyboard compatibility bridge with a supported fallback note range.

Choose the output mode that fits your setup, then test the piano keys from your phone.

Step 7 — Open your music software

Open your DAW or music app on Windows.

Midi Piano Control can be useful with many music apps and DAWs, including FL Studio, LMMS, Ardour, REAPER, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, and similar tools.

These names are compatibility examples only. Compatibility depends on your Windows setup, music software, and selected output mode.

Step 8 — Use the piano controller

After connecting, your Android phone becomes a full-screen piano keyboard.

You can use features such as:

• Multi-touch piano playing
• Velocity control
• Sustain control
• Chord controls
• Note labels
• Panic / all-notes-off reset

Use the keys to play notes, test melodies, learn note positions, or send piano input into your Windows music workflow.

Step 9 — Use sustain, chords, and panic reset

Sustain helps notes last longer while playing.

Chord controls can help you play faster musical ideas.

Panic / all-notes-off reset is useful if notes become stuck or continue playing unexpectedly. Tap the panic reset to stop active notes.

Step 10 — Troubleshooting

If the phone cannot connect:

• Make sure phone and PC are on the same Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Make sure Midi Piano Control Server is open and running
• Allow the server through Windows Firewall if Windows asks
• Try QR code pairing
• Try local network discovery again
• Try manual IP connection
• Restart the Android app and Windows server
• Check that the IP address and port are correct

If notes do not work in your music app:

• Check the selected output mode in the Windows server
• Make sure your music software is ready to receive input
• Test another output mode if available
• Check your DAW or app input settings
• Try the panic reset if notes get stuck
• Restart the server and reconnect the phone

Important notes

• Midi Piano Control requires the Windows server app
• Phone and PC must be on the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Compatibility depends on your Windows setup and music software
• Real MIDI output depends on availability through the server
• Fallback mode uses a supported typing-keyboard note range
• The app does not install external third-party MIDI drivers
• DAW and music software names are examples only

Midi Piano Control gives you a focused Android-to-Windows piano control workflow: open the server, connect your phone, choose the output mode, open your music software, and start playing.