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Soft Piano Specifics
12 Oct 2012 09:08 #6121
by Mandabplus3
Replied by Mandabplus3 on topic Soft Piano Specifics
The flower you got right. Hold until it blooms.
The dwarf is Mister Oops. He pops up when you don't hold the note long enough.
A spider is for a wrong note.
The rest you got right
The numbers to the bottom left are the total notes you got correct out of the total possible to get correct. ( the total notes played) you want a high score here. 32/32 means you played them all right, no mistakes.
The numbers to the right are the ideal speed to play the piece. You want a low score here. If you get a 0 then you are perfect but a 1 is acceptable too
remember that the timing is kept by a computer and we are not computers so near enough is good enough here 
The dwarf is Mister Oops. He pops up when you don't hold the note long enough.
A spider is for a wrong note.
The rest you got right
The numbers to the bottom left are the total notes you got correct out of the total possible to get correct. ( the total notes played) you want a high score here. 32/32 means you played them all right, no mistakes.
The numbers to the right are the ideal speed to play the piece. You want a low score here. If you get a 0 then you are perfect but a 1 is acceptable too
remember that the timing is kept by a computer and we are not computers so near enough is good enough here Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
12 Oct 2012 23:18 #6135
by msadrienne
Replied by msadrienne on topic Soft Piano Specifics
Hi...
I'm still learning this, too, and wonder if someone can clarify: Is the number in the lower right-hand corner a tempo "match" indication, or is it simply showing time elapsed while the student plays? Maybe I am not looking in the right place... I watch the seconds tick up through each play-through, so not sure what I am missing.
Thanks!
I've attached a pic here with the part of the screen circled (red arrow and circle) to make sure we are talking about the same thing:
I'm still learning this, too, and wonder if someone can clarify: Is the number in the lower right-hand corner a tempo "match" indication, or is it simply showing time elapsed while the student plays? Maybe I am not looking in the right place... I watch the seconds tick up through each play-through, so not sure what I am missing.
Thanks!
I've attached a pic here with the part of the screen circled (red arrow and circle) to make sure we are talking about the same thing:
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13 Oct 2012 08:50 #6146
by Mandabplus3
Replied by Mandabplus3 on topic Soft Piano Specifics
That number starts to record the time elapsed since you pressed the first key, but it is more than that it only records time that is TOO SLOW for the piece. So its more like a tempo match in that regard. If you play it at a perfect speed you will get a 0 score at the end. If you play too slowly the number will increase.
If you press "s" you can here the speed the song is supposed to be played, then try to match it to get a 0 in the bottom corner. Try playing left hand only on one of the easy songs like hot cross buns and see if you can get a 0. Then you will understand exactly how it works.
If you press "s" you can here the speed the song is supposed to be played, then try to match it to get a 0 in the bottom corner. Try playing left hand only on one of the easy songs like hot cross buns and see if you can get a 0. Then you will understand exactly how it works.
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13 Oct 2012 19:38 #6200
by msadrienne
Replied by msadrienne on topic Soft Piano Specifics
Okay, I will try that. Thank you!
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