Simply Piano teaches you how to play on Vision Pro!

Since its launch in 2015, Simply Piano has always found a special place among more or less beginner musicians. Often used by parents to teach children the joy of the piano, Simply Piano has just reached a milestone with its transition to augmented reality. Just like Piano Just Play Music, Simply Piano takes advantage of Apple’s Vision Pro to immerse you.

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1 Simply Piano- Learn Piano

1.1 How does it work?

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Simply Piano- Learn Piano

This update introduces an unprecedented feature that allows students to practice piano without a physical keyboard. Here’s how the app uses Vision Pro technology:

Augmented reality interface : Virtual piano keys light up to guide finger placement, making learning accessible and visual.

AI and real-time feedback : Advanced AI technology provides instant feedback, correcting posture and technique on the fly.

Immersive learning space : Users can immerse themselves in the score in a three-dimensional environment, without distraction.

The developers of Simply Piano have therefore pulled out all the stops to improve their product. They also want to highlight how Apple Vision Pro technology improves the learning process:

Advanced gesture control : The device’s spatial recognition ensures that hand movements are accurately tracked for an authentic gaming experience.

Natural interaction : the mix of virtual and real elements creates an intuitive practice environment.

Although the virtual piano experience on the Apple Vision Pro is still described as experimental (in beta), it offers a new approach to piano practice. It transforms any flat surface into a playable piano, showcasing the potential of immersive augmented reality technology in music education.

Obviously, the physical feel of a keyboard is always preferable, but this new feature leverages the capabilities of the Vision Pro to offer a new dimension to learning music.