Digital piano that has read-out display for learning piano?

[fan]

Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?

A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.

Thanks.

[Michael R. Kesti]

Post by fan
Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?
A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.
Thanks.

I think your friend is fooling himself thinking that such a display will
actually help him learn to play piono, but I may have something like what
you seek. Earlier this year I designed an 8051-based MTC display that
listens to a MIDI stream for MIDI Time Code data and displays it. Perhaps
by designing a new display board, rewriting some of the code, and using the
CPU board could as is, one could achieve the desired result. Check it out
at http://www.gv.net/~mkesti/MTCdisplay/ and let me know if you're
interested.

[Watson]

I'd look for a Casio keyboard for that. Cheaper and will help with learning.
But don't go for expensive solutions...

Jose
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PARRA AL NOBEL !!!! EUTANASIA PARA NICANOR !!!

Post by Michael R. Kesti

Post by fan
Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?
A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.
Thanks.

I think your friend is fooling himself thinking that such a display will
actually help him learn to play piono, but I may have something like what
you seek. Earlier this year I designed an 8051-based MTC display that
listens to a MIDI stream for MIDI Time Code data and displays it. Perhaps
by designing a new display board, rewriting some of the code, and using the
CPU board could as is, one could achieve the desired result. Check it out
at http://www.gv.net/~mkesti/MTCdisplay/ and let me know if you're
interested.
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Michael Kesti | "And like, one and one don't make
| two, one and one make one."

[tripp]

there are also some home keyboards where the keys light up to show you how
to perform simple melodies etc. Not sure of the brand... but it might help.
Tripp

Post by Watson
I'd look for a Casio keyboard for that. Cheaper and will help with learning.
But don't go for expensive solutions...
Jose
--
---------------------------------
PARRA AL NOBEL !!!! EUTANASIA PARA NICANOR !!!

Post by Michael R. Kesti

Post by fan
Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?
A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.
Thanks.

I think your friend is fooling himself thinking that such a display will
actually help him learn to play piono, but I may have something like what
you seek. Earlier this year I designed an 8051-based MTC display that
listens to a MIDI stream for MIDI Time Code data and displays it.

Perhaps

Post by Watson

Post by Michael R. Kesti
by designing a new display board, rewriting some of the code, and using

the

Post by Michael R. Kesti
CPU board could as is, one could achieve the desired result. Check it out
at http://www.gv.net/~mkesti/MTCdisplay/ and let me know if you're
interested.
--
========================================================================
Michael Kesti | "And like, one and one don't make
| two, one and one make one."

[Gary R. Hook]

Post by tripp
there are also some home keyboards where the keys light up to show you how
to perform simple melodies etc. Not sure of the brand... but it might help.

Casio has such a model, with rather nice touch and style. Fairly
complex device.

[RC]

The Yamaha DGX500 has a display that shows the keys being played by a MIDI
file.

Post by Michael R. Kesti

Post by fan
Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?
A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.
Thanks.

I think your friend is fooling himself thinking that such a display will
actually help him learn to play piono, but I may have something like what
you seek. Earlier this year I designed an 8051-based MTC display that
listens to a MIDI stream for MIDI Time Code data and displays it. Perhaps
by designing a new display board, rewriting some of the code, and using the
CPU board could as is, one could achieve the desired result. Check it out
at http://www.gv.net/~mkesti/MTCdisplay/ and let me know if you're
interested.
--
========================================================================
Michael Kesti | "And like, one and one don't make
| two, one and one make one."

[RC]

Also see the Casio CTK491.

Post by RC
The Yamaha DGX500 has a display that shows the keys being played by a MIDI
file.

Post by Michael R. Kesti

Post by fan
Are there any digital pianos available that can aid in learning piano,
such as by means of a read-out display?
A friend would like to buy one that will help him to learn how to play
piano.
Thanks.

I think your friend is fooling himself thinking that such a display will
actually help him learn to play piono, but I may have something like what
you seek. Earlier this year I designed an 8051-based MTC display that
listens to a MIDI stream for MIDI Time Code data and displays it.

Perhaps

Post by RC

Post by Michael R. Kesti
by designing a new display board, rewriting some of the code, and using

the

Post by Michael R. Kesti
CPU board could as is, one could achieve the desired result. Check it out
at http://www.gv.net/~mkesti/MTCdisplay/ and let me know if you're
interested.
--
========================================================================
Michael Kesti | "And like, one and one don't make
| two, one and one make one."