KIYOLA Remote Control

KIYOLA Remote Control

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price
Free
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United States United States
Description
KIYLOA Remote Control is an app for the KIYOLA KF-10 digital piano, a collaboration between Roland and Japanese furniture designer Karimoku.

The app lets you use KIYOLA KF-10 wirelessly, by connecting the piano to your iPhone or iPad via Bluetooth® technology. The app offers fast and intuitive control of the piano, letting you select the piano’s tones, play the internal songs and control the volume and built-in metronome. Connecting your phone or tablet also makes practice a lot more enjoyable as you can play along with some of the many music apps available. You can even change the app’s appearance to match the body color of KIYOLA KF-10 digital piano.

The app also works with Apple Watch, offering the ability to control and play the piano’s internal songs. The Apple Watch version can be installed from your iPhone, once it is running.
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A simple app for a perfect piano

They didn’t need to update this app to work with 64 bit, but they did. THANK YOU

austin_Double ASat, Jan 27, 2024
United StatesUnited States
Download & Revenue
DOWNLOAD 12Apr 2024Worldwide
REVENUEN/AApr 2024Worldwide
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About
Bundle Id
jp.co.roland.KIYOLARemoteControl
Min Os. Version
8.1
Release Date
Mon, Jan 18, 2016
Update Date
Thu, Jan 11, 2018
Content Rating
Has IMessage
No
Support Watch
No
Support Siri
No
File Size
8.71MB
Has Game Center
No
Family Sharing
No
Support Passbook
No
Supported Languages
English, Japanese
What's New
version
1.0.4
updated
6 years ago
- a new color 'Sheer Black' can be selected as the background image.
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