Electric Guitar Ltd
Aug 31, 2007 Electric Guitar
Some people may get turned off by technology when it comes to learning to play piano. Nothing could be further from the truth. Technology can help you play faster and better in all areas of music.
 • Perfect Your Pitch Pro-Perfect Your Pitch Pro is a simple game but powerful you can play on your computer. It is for all levels. You will start with the notes A, B, C and D and are played various notes that you must decide what was just played, using a multiple choice answer board. You get 10 points if you answer correctly first time, 6 points if it takes 2 guesses, 3 points if it takes 3 guesses, and 0 points if it takes 4 guesses. You can only progress from level to level if you score enough points. As you progress, The Game is progressively more difficult. You'll be surprised at how quickly, just by playing this game, you will train your ear via self-correction, without much effort and eventually you will watch The Game and be able to recognize all 36 notes of the chromatic scale (across the center of 3 octaves).
 • Jayde Musica Pro-learn to read music can be boring and monotonous. Jayde Musica Pro helps to bring the fun back into learning read music. Watch as musical notes fly across the screen and do your best to identify them! This game goes from beginner to advanced levels, complete with high scores. You will find that this is the easiest, most effective way to learn How to read music. You'll be surprised at how quickly you will enjoy using Jayde Musica.
 • KeyCellerator – Keycellerator is great for learning to read music to an intermediate level. KeyCellerator takes over from where Jayde Musica leaves out so that you may have to read music to a new level by taking incredible amounts of fun in the process! Soon you will be seen reading it more complex chord shapes with the same ease that you read a book. Who would have ever thought that a brilliant all round musician you be?
These are some of the tools that can help you learn to play piano faster and better. Use any or all of them whenever you have a chance. You'll be see ahead of those who donÂ't.
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