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> you're playing at a given pace, miss, stop and repeat a bar, the app should detect that automatically instead of just carrying on expecting you to keep playin
by d883kd8 6y ago
> you're playing at a given pace, miss, stop and repeat a bar, the app should detect that automatically instead of just carrying on expecting you to keep playing.
I'm a piano noob but wouldn't you want to practice catching back up with the beat if you ever intend to perform?
- thewebcount 6y agoThis is a really good question, so I don't know why there are downvotes. There are 2 scenarios: 1) you're trying to learn the notes and 2) you're trying to get it in shape for a performance. It sounds like this software is geared towards scenario 1 where you don't yet know the piece and want to learn it. Generally when learning the piece it's best to fix mistakes as they happen, otherwise your brain sort of subconsciously assumes that was what you intended. Once you have the piece down, then when you make a mistake you want to keep going and pretend it never happened because otherwise the rest of the band will leave you behind. (And for soloists, nobody wants to hear you go back and correct a mistake.)
- jacquesm 6y agoYes, you really don't want to end up 'practicing your mistakes'.