This software enables you to analyze your piano performance and help you with your daily exercises.
- You switch on your piano
- You connect your android with the piano... maybe with help of IOIO, Arduino or via Bluetooth
- The Android plays a sound that signalises you, it is ready and listens to your piano performance
- You open your scorebook and play
- The most important: the software is "smart" enough to recognize the song, the key, the tempo, the hand, etc.! YOU play as YOU like! No interaction necessary!
- When you released the last key of the song, the android gives you a detailled feedback (e.g. the Hanon and Brahms etudes have a fixed fingering. With these fingering information you can see, your ring finger is quite weak and the thumb holds the key too long)
- After your excercise session you can look into the internet to see and compare your progression
- Wrote many tests
- Connection works with MIDI-to-USB-Cable and Desktop PC
- You can play every song in each key, the software recognizes the transposition
- Every performance is send to a "Google App Engine" internet site for comparison an deeper analysis for musical repartoire see Repertoire
- It shows you scrolling or falling colored things you have to catch
- If you play a wrong note it stops and wait until you press the right key
- Teaches you a) how to read notes b) the difference between major and minor
- It forces you to repeat a song until you managed it to pressed all keys in the right moment
- You play a stupid c major scale and the software accompany you with a huge orchestra and make standing ovations if you manage it to play the scale
The Virtuoso Pianist: Exercises 1-31, 38, 50, 50a, 54
Inventions and Sinfonias: Inventionen 1-10, 12, 13, 14
51 Exercises: 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 8a, 8b
Q: Why do I need a MIDI Keyboard?
A: Well, I know that a real piano is much more fun to play. But the reason is simple: the accuracy of the MIDI-Signal is much more accurate than a FFT can be.