Connect guitar to ipad

"ON/OFF" button your FretlightJust push it once. If you push it and hold for 3 seconds (after turning the system on, it will light all the lights and then the system will turn off). The Fretlight should be blinking an E Maj open chord. It will blink (indicating its in pairing mode) for 30 seconds, then it will turn off. If you need to put the guitar in pairing mode again, just press the button again.6. Connect to Guitar TunesWith the lights blinking on the guitar, tap the gray Bluetooth icon on the lower right side of the Guitar Tunes screen, just above the fretboard. When the Fretlight connects, the lights will go out on the guitar and the Bluetooth icon in Guitar Tunes will turn blue indicating you are connected! If you want to change the name of your guitar, or set LEFTY mode, press and hold the blue Bluetooth icon and it will take you to another screen to make those changes.NOTE: If you're having difficulty connecting, try holding the Fretlight button in for 3 seconds to turn the Fretlight guitar off and clear its memory. Once you see all the lights light up let go of the button and then you'll see all the lights go out. This is particularly useful if you've connected to one device, then later want to connect to another.Example #1. Let's say you connected to your iPad today. Then tomorrow, you want to connect to the iPad again. No issues, your Fretlight should connect instantly because it has remembered that connection and wants to find the iPad again.Example #2. You're connected to your iPad today. Then tomorrow, you want to connect to your PC. NOW YOU HAVE TO HOLD THE FRETLIGHT BLUETOOTH BUTTON IN FOR 3 SECONDS TO CLEAR THE MEMORY. And remember, when you connect to your PC, make sure that your iPad's Bluetooth is not on.

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We've detailed out below how to connect your wireless Fretlight guitar to both mobile devices and a PC/Mac computer. You must have Bluetooth 4.0 (also referred to as Bluetooth BLE) on your computer. You must have Windows 10 for PC users as well.UPDATE 2/1/19: Thanks to one of our great customers they discovered that if you "clear Bluetooth cache in hidden apps" on your Android Mobile device, the Guitar Tunes app for Android and the Fretlight work.For reference, here is the fix in Android 8.1 (Oreo) -Go to System Settings > Apps and Notifications > select "See All" > in the top right corner select "Show System" > Bluetooth > Storage > Clear CacheBEFORE YOU CONNECT TO ANY DEVICE MAKE SURE...Whatever device you are connecting to is the ONLY device that has it's Bluetooth turned on. The guitar will connect to the first device it sees.Did you clear the guitar's memory by pressing and holing the connect button until all the lights come on?If PC are you using Windows 10?If iPad, is it Gen 3 or greater?Is the guitar charged?Are you sure your PC or Mac has Bluetooth 4.0?Have you updated Guitar Pro 8.0?Connecting your Fretlight to your PC and Mac Computer1. Download Guitar Pro 8.0Purchase Guitar Pro 8.0 software on our store. GO HERE. After it downloads, install it.PC and Mac: The latest update is version 8.0. This version has the Fretlight functionality built in. After you install the update, restart your computer.2. Make sure that the Fretlight Preferences button is showing in the software1. Launch Guitar Pro 8.0.2. Go to File> Preferences> Interface and you'll see an option to "Show Fretlight Button". Turn that "ON".3a. Pair and connect your Fretlight to your Mac1. After doing #1 & #2 above, restart your Mac.2. Turn on Bluetooth on your Mac computer, but DO NOT try to pair the guitar at this point.3. Launch GP8.0.4. Click the Fretlight window icon, far upper right of the GP8.0 screen, to open the Fretlight preferences.5. Click the button in the upper right of that window to turn on Fretlight capability.6. Now click the "ON" button on your Fretlight. It should start blinking an E Maj open chord. When it connects to your Mac, the lights will go out. This may happen almost instantly or it make take a few seconds. The Fretlight will not sure up in your list of connected devices BUT in the GP8.0 Fretlight prefs window it will say "connected."6. Highlight the Tablature button and then load a sample file from the examples available under the File menu.7. Click play and your Fretlight should be lighting up the tab.Arobas is the developer of GP8.0 software. It is important that bugs get