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They say that talents are either inherited or acquired through time, but we all know that a combination of both brings out the best results. However, if you are not a musical child prodigylike Mozart, chances are you're striving to learn the ropes through...
Works together with an app to teach you, Can play like a rhythm game, You can learn at a pace that works for you
No USB Type-C connection provided, No bluetooth option, Needs a big screen to really see notes and finger placements
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Published: 2019-03-12, Author: Vincent , review by: straitstimes.com
Abstract: I failed to pass my Grade 8 piano examination despite two attempts. By the time I called it quits, playing the piano had turned into a chore. There were more exciting activities for a teenager, like video games and football.I am, thus, hesitant to infli...
Lightweight and portable, Light-up keys help you learn, Has free app with sheet music, video lessons and games, Sheet music pauses and waits for you to play the correct note, Can choose to play with just left or right hand, or both
No Bluetooth, so you have to physically connect to tablet
Even though there are cheaper keyboards on the market, The ONE Light has fantastic features that make it worth the extra cash — especially if you're a beginner piano player!...
Effective video lessons, Wide variety of song selections
Large amount of content locked behind paywall, LED keys sometimes don't work, Video lessons are for beginners only
The ONE Light Keyboard connects to your phone or tablet and uses light-up keys to teach how to play, but many songs cost extra and there isn't much to do once you master the basics...
