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On this note,seeing as cheap qwerty keyboards easily come in $5 and good in $20, is there a "piano" keyboard that only has keys laid out in piano fashion, rest
by pianoboard 6y ago
On this note,seeing as cheap qwerty keyboards easily come in $5 and good in $20, is there a "piano" keyboard that only has keys laid out in piano fashion, rest left to drivers a small software that plays appropriate tones ....
I'd prefer something small- only two octaves and a plus/minus button to shift octaves.
- jacquesm 6y agoI will look at using the regular PC keyboard as a stand-in midi keyboard of ~ 2 octaves. This is not going to give a great experience (especially because many keyboards have limited key-rollover) but it should give a less-hardware-required onboarding experience, which is always a good thing.
- pianoboard 6y agoThanks for responding. I've tried using paino software before but the "key press" experience is suboptimal. While you're right about onboarding effort, my guess/hope is that the required driver software shouldn't be hard for me or manufacturer to write.
- jacquesm 6y agoThe code is up on gitlab, you can hack on it for private purposes to your hearts content.