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I think what's missing on most "piano-games" is that it doesn't really mirror the way I learn a piece. The way I learn is by bars, repeatedly re-playing bars s
by emmanueloga_ 6y ago
I think what's missing on most "piano-games" is that it doesn't really mirror the way I learn a piece.
The way I learn is by bars, repeatedly re-playing bars say, 1 to 4, until I get them, them 3 to 7, until I get them, etc.. But most piano apps want you to start playing from start to end slow, then faster, etc.
So: piano apps should allow breaking a piece into bars, allow you to repeat those bars again and again until you exceed certain score. Maybe even keep track of which bars are harder to play, and repeating the difficult bars more often, etc.
- profchaos69 6y agoI’ve been using piano marvel which does exactly that, and find it pretty great. The only issues with it are that it’s built on somewhat old tech and can be a bit buggy, but for actually learning pieces it is genuinely useful (I’m around grade 7) and also has method/technique pathways you can go through. I think there’s a free trial for it too. (Not affiliated, just something I personally use)
- jacquesm 6y agoThis one actually does exactly that, so please give it a try. It also has an auto mode where it measures how well you play and then sends you to practice those bars where you are still weak.
- emmanueloga_ 6y agosg! will take a look!