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Wanted: rollup piano/organ keyboard
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John Mason
Nov 22, 2000, 8:02:16 PM11/22/00
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Looking for a reasonably priced combination piano/organ keyboard made of
piezoelectric flexible plastic that you can roll up for portability and
play on any flat surface. (Such plastics respond to pressure, putting
out a proportional voltage.) The electronic 'guts' should be portable
DVD-player-size, with a DVD drive, and with outputs to any TV or
computer display. An option should include built-in organ functions,
too, with a full-scale rollup organ pedalboard. :) -- John
piezoelectric flexible plastic that you can roll up for portability and
play on any flat surface. (Such plastics respond to pressure, putting
out a proportional voltage.) The electronic 'guts' should be portable
DVD-player-size, with a DVD drive, and with outputs to any TV or
computer display. An option should include built-in organ functions,
too, with a full-scale rollup organ pedalboard. :) -- John
jim dorey
Nov 22, 2000, 10:46:14 PM11/22/00
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star trek fan? get over it, nobody is serious about this type of thing yet,
wait 20 years. your best hope is to learn how to do it yourself.
wait 20 years. your best hope is to learn how to do it yourself.
John Mason
Nov 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/23/00
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My nomination for the first DVD to play on this setup: A Voyetra
production (or any company) of a video 'play-along' series. That is, the
DVD will have a selection of video/audio options (Mozart, Bach, etc.)
recorded with an orchestra, piano, organ, etc. You could pipe the output
of the DVD machine into your projection (or any) TV, and select
'play-along" with the on-screen menu. That cuts off only the piano/organ
audio track and optionally displays the score at the bottom of the
screen. Another teaching mode lets you view the fingering of the DVD
performer while you play along. A subsection has a complete piano
instruction course using all these feature and more. :) -- John
production (or any company) of a video 'play-along' series. That is, the
DVD will have a selection of video/audio options (Mozart, Bach, etc.)
recorded with an orchestra, piano, organ, etc. You could pipe the output
of the DVD machine into your projection (or any) TV, and select
'play-along" with the on-screen menu. That cuts off only the piano/organ
audio track and optionally displays the score at the bottom of the
screen. Another teaching mode lets you view the fingering of the DVD
performer while you play along. A subsection has a complete piano
instruction course using all these feature and more. :) -- John
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