Is it possible to learn to play piano on Ipad?

0	I am becomming more and more interested in the Ipad.....if it is possible to learn to play piano on the Ipad.....then I am going for it. ipad piano learn asked Sep 05 '10 at 05:28 Guyfromdenmark 1.5k●101●110●137 edited Sep 05 '10 at 05:40

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1	There are piano apps like Pianist Pro and Piano Lessons PianoMan. I'm sure you could even use real lessons and guides with it. Pianist Pro for iPad: answered Sep 05 '10 at 05:53 Granit 6.3k●11●43●93

Yes it is possible. There are good piano apps on the iPad, as shown above.

Will it work for you? That is the question.

I personally love having a piano everywhere with me, great for just whipping out and having a play. The record mode in pianist pro allows you to sketch out melodies and harmonies as well.

answered Sep 05 '10 at 07:37

Uelogy
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Can't wait to get one....it will be awesome......can't wait to "just whipping out and having a play" :-) (sorry....can't help being a little inmature hehe) ....but seriously.....this is just the device I have been waiting for.

(Sep 05 '10 at 07:44) Guyfromdenmark

LOL yeh as i was writing that i was like thinking 'hmmm, nah' and left it hahaha!

Yeah - i cant praise the iPad enough for music applications. It depends on your genre/style. However I love the Korg iElectribe (i own a hardware version of that app... it cost $1200 - the app cost $12).

There are more apps i would recommend, just don't have my iPad near by... but its great!!

(Sep 05 '10 at 07:50) Uelogy

But isn't the screen to small to play the piano?

(Sep 05 '10 at 08:00) Guyfromdenmark

Not really.

I would certainly say that about the iphone version of the apps.

I recently took the iPad on a holiday and used it musically with headphones and it was a godsend... at no point was i cursing any aspect about it. One positive i noticed was as you're not pressing any physical keys, my hands didn't tire anywhere as fast - and i could play far quicker due to the mechanics of having a flat screen, opposed to pressing down individual keys etc.

(Sep 05 '10 at 08:13) Uelogy

0	Anything is possible if you just believe. answered Feb 12 '11 at 13:08 MJ94 186●11●14●20

0	Since the IPad has a limited display it is not possible to learn the 'entire' piano. Plus I know that some piano's have three paddles at the bottom. But never the less it is possible to learn the certain songs on the piano as noted above. answered Feb 16 '11 at 17:37 nitrocrime 3.6k●62●77●125

0	Wow, if it's true. I think it's so great. answered Mar 05 '12 at 03:55 Jiniro (suspended)

0	I have played piano for around 8 years. Nothing is better to learn/play on unless its a real piano. answered Mar 05 '12 at 11:48 Randy 891●69●82●93

0	The iPad has youtube. So yeah. answered Mar 05 '12 at 16:29 GilOsborne 586●19●22●29

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