Just calibrate your real piano and press play! Notes will fall directly onto your keys, so it's really easy to learn how to play any song pretty fast. There are many songs included, but you can also import your own .mid files.
You can also connect your midi piano using the Companion app from https://vrtuos.eu. If you do that, you will unlock two more modes and you will see keys press down.
November 13, 2021
So, when i play using this app, its hard to play what the falling notes are gonna play because i cant tell which key there gonna land on. So if you added a grid setting that is always lining the keys to the falling notes that would be epic. And i live your app
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September 2, 2022
So if there's a setting if you don't have a piano, then why is it not working with hand tracking or sound? I don't have a piano, but I would like to learn. Why can't you have hand tracking on the keyboard that's on the screen?
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January 7, 2023
1) When playing without real piano, it has no sounds. (Unlike other vr piano programs like PianoVision or MagicKeys). 2) When I have auto-switch btw controller and handtracking enabled, and started this program, it didn't recognize when I put down the controller (which otherwise works). But I also can't start in hand only mode, as calibrating the piano requires the controller (unlike other mentioned programs where you can use your fingers). So I have to calibrate with controller, then go back to main menu and enable hand then back here... 3) Can't setup my small 26key synth here. Even with the universal calibration, there will be one key length difference in two octaves. Ie if C3 is in good position, C1 will be off by one key. That's pretty bad.
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March 22, 2021
So I've never been able to read sheet music. I just can't, it's far too complicated for me; however I'm an avid rhythm game player since the 2000's. This is just a godsend, I can finally play some of the more complicated pieces of music on my piano without skipping a beat! It's great for both practicing and performing. Can't believe it's still free and even have midi support. I'm very thankful for this. *Note that you'll have to have a real piano to use this app, and sometimes the Oculus Handtracking Tech is wonky, but that's not the dev's fault.
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September 14, 2021
Nice Job!! Extremely clever and effective. There is huge potential for this as it develops--it is perfect for people who already play rhythm games and understand that visual aesthetic. As oculus gets better with hand tracking and your app gets updates, I am guessing the alignment accuracy will improve. I wonder if there were a way to see the actual sheet music in addition as that might help solidify playing for those who have some experience in piano, but are not the best music-readers yet. I have had a blast wit this, and multiple times I was thanking you out loud while playing--truly! I am looking forward to seeing where this goes-
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