Dear Mario Ajero For some reason, no one clearly explains whether it is possible to use the Classroom Maestro program without a midi keyboard, playing the real piano or grand piano? If so, what tools (microphone, webcam, etc. are required?). Is a second assistant other than the Classroom Maestro required, such as Screen Flow? Or is it possible to work already? If anyone knows, please explain in detail. Minutes full of thanks and joy!
If your goal is to play keys on an acoustic piano and have the notes display and keys light up in Classroom Maestro, then the only way this is possible is with an acoustic piano with MIDI capabilities such as a Yamaha Disklavier Piano (that’s what I use in many of my tutorial videos). If you just have a regular acoustic piano, it is possible to install a QRS PNOscan to give it MIDI connectivity to programs like Classroom Maestro, but the cost along with installation of it is probably what you would pay for purchasing a really good second digital piano.
I was also expecting you to show how to connect digital piano or a midi to zoom.
Thank you sir,
You provided solutions for several issues I have been dealing with. Much appreciated.
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What version of Zoom are you using, please. I am not seeing am of the settings you are referring to.
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Dear Mario Ajero For some reason, no one clearly explains whether it is possible to use the Classroom Maestro program without a midi keyboard, playing the real piano or grand piano? If so, what tools (microphone, webcam, etc. are required?). Is a second assistant other than the Classroom Maestro required, such as Screen Flow? Or is it possible to work already? If anyone knows, please explain in detail. Minutes full of thanks and joy!
If your goal is to play keys on an acoustic piano and have the notes display and keys light up in Classroom Maestro, then the only way this is possible is with an acoustic piano with MIDI capabilities such as a Yamaha Disklavier Piano (that’s what I use in many of my tutorial videos). If you just have a regular acoustic piano, it is possible to install a QRS PNOscan to give it MIDI connectivity to programs like Classroom Maestro, but the cost along with installation of it is probably what you would pay for purchasing a really good second digital piano.