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This would still have tactile feedback because you would still be playing a piano. Imagine things like scales being overlaid in a different color where your fin
by PoorlyNamed 3y ago
This would still have tactile feedback because you would still be playing a piano. Imagine things like scales being overlaid in a different color where your fingers are supposed to go. Maybe if you hit the wrong key it would flash red. There's all kinds of things you could do.
- taeric 3y agoAh, so you want this for lessons on a real piano? That seems oddly specific. Far cheaper to get one that has midi capabilities and use any of a number of great apps out there. I grant that if you can afford a full size piano, you probably don't balk at this thing, though.