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You'd lose the physical dimension of playing the keys. For the accordion you adjust the force of the air, so you don't have to use different forces on the butt
by gnud 6y ago
You'd lose the physical dimension of playing the keys.
For the accordion you adjust the force of the air, so you don't have to use different forces on the buttons. It's OK that you find them with only your fingertips.
That's less OK when the force hitting the key is directly transferred to the string making the sound. You need a dynamic range. It seems to me most of the people here are forgetting that.
Such a layout could probably be used on an organ. But I think keyboard size is less of a problem for organs?
- bluGill 6y agoOrgans are a smaller key size by tradition dating to before the piano. They are also less keys.
- edhebert 6y agoThe Linnstrument captures the dynamic range of strike and release velocity, as well as pressure and aftertouch direction; translated to MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression). As someone with relatively small hands for piano, I have been enjoying the wider range of intervals with one hand provided by the Linnstrument's layout.