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psychoxkps · Post by **psychoxkps** » Tue Dec 04, 2012 11:42 pm

hey..

is there something what can help me out please dudes?
program or web(better program) with much songs(like online-pianist.com) for download or view for learning piano? i got midi piano two years and i never play it.. iam absolutely noob.. and i love piano:) but dont know notes and i dont want to learn it.. there must be something like guitar pro on guitar.. some kind of tabs or whatever.. but mine only thing what i want is much songs to chose from..

u dudes are very clever.. u do help me like every time.. i know it!

thank you.. really..

kiss for you:)

Trevor Jackson · Post by **Trevor Jackson** » Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:39 am

you are really shooting yourself in the foot by trying to navigate a keyboard without reading. Guitar is different. You can go far with just tabs on a fretboard. Don't fool yourself, reading music for piano will be worth the effort.

Do you have an Ipad? There are a number of good apps for learning piano. For reading music, I recommend Pianonotes Pro. For learning rhythms in different time signatures I recommend Readrhythm. They each cost a few dollars. You will improve quickly if you use them every day.

For jazz and blues lessons, check out Piano With Willie.

psychoxkps · Post by **psychoxkps** » Thu Dec 06, 2012 12:24 pm

i want to just imeediately play what is on my mind.. thats hard on piano? u dont recommend me that?

i need to learn notes? i dont think so..

psychoxkps · Post by **psychoxkps** » Thu Dec 06, 2012 12:26 pm

i dont have tablet and dont have good phone.. something for windows now.. even dont have mac still.. but u can really help me out with your intelligence:)

Panphobia · Post by **Panphobia** » Thu Dec 06, 2012 6:18 pm

It depends on what you want to play. If you just want some basic noodling, chords or whatever, then you just need to learn where the notes are. This can be accomplished in minutes.

If you want to play advanced music on the piano such as Chopin etudes or Beethoven sonatas, then I hate to break it to you but you will need lessons and years of practice.

It all just depends on your goals.

psychoxkps · Post by **psychoxkps** » Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:52 pm

heh.. otherways thanks for replies guys..

i want to play dnb melodies but i want to learn all my life.. something where i find some tabs(or i dont know name for it in keys) for keyboard and i can practice without learning notes i mean that where classics write music.. i think in english it call sheets.. u know what i mean or not?:(

i find great website for this http://www.onlinepianist.com/ and i mean something like this.. more songs better and program than website better.. what is mine best alternative? or that page is the best u know?

sending big thanks..

Trevor Jackson · Post by **Trevor Jackson** » Sun Dec 09, 2012 2:41 am

This will work well with all the white keys. Avoid the black ones. They will just confuse you. Also, forget about playing with other musicians unless they want to stick to the white keys, too.

That being said, I don't think you need any lessons. Just go for it.

psychoxkps wrote:i want to just imeediately play what is on my mind.. thats hard on piano? u dont recommend me that?

i need to learn notes? i dont think so..

psychoxkps · Post by **psychoxkps** » Sun Dec 09, 2012 12:52 pm

i dont know it is good or bad message.. it will be very hard to play like u said but just train and it will go on selflike that seems to be pretty.. i dont like very complicated things on computer.. less better.. very thank you.. i try just train.. but maybe i go back to kvr after time!

soundonly · Post by **soundonly** » Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:09 am

hi,

if you're looking something that does not use sheet music notation check out synthesia (synthesiagame.com). it's quite famous in youtube where you see a lot of animations labeled "...piano tutorial...". you basically see notes falling into the piano keyboard. you need to purchase the learning pack if you want feedback from your midi keyboard. you also need a midi file of the piece you want to learn.

cheers!

daExpert · Post by **daExpert** » Sat Dec 22, 2012 3:12 am

A couple tips:

Just put your hands on the keys and play. The more you play, interesting melodies, chords, and patterns will start to show up.

Don't be afraid to play a wrong note. There are no wrong notes. It's all about how you get out of a wrong note.

Maybe learn some basic scales such as C and G. And then learn basic chords for these scales, such as major, minor, and the inversions of these simple chords.

program for learning keys(without classical sheet - like guitar pro for guitar - tabs)