Tigger

Good afternoon. I have a light up keyboard. Only some of its built-in songs are available on Chordana Play as a score. However I saw that you can make and import midi files which Chordana can turn into a score. Is there anyway I can turn some of the rest of the keyboard songs into midi files and import them to become scores and lessons? For example could I play the song demo recording on the keyboard, record it and then send it to Chordana as a midi file. Equally I may be missing the point and there may be a much simpler way to do this. Please can you let me know? I have to admit I am new to the whole idea of midi files. Thank you.

Thanks a lot for your reply. I could have put the last question better! I have a visual difficulty. I have been told that in the lesson setting there is a bar which travels across the music so that you know which note to play. This sounds very useful. However if you mess up the song does the travelling bar stop? Or does it just carry on regardless to the end of the song? If it stops and waits for you to carry on it might be worth getting magnification software. However I would like to know first. Happy to ask a friend to have a look if no one knows.

Hi. Would anyone know the answer to any of these questions. Much appreciated. Is it possible to have the chordana app display the note names along with the music notes on the score? I see the app shows the notes falling in coloured blocks and that a vertical traveling bar keeps the place on the score. Is there a way I can get access to this for the rest of the keyboard’s built in songs? (I mean the songs that you can use for lessons on the piano keyboard but which aren’t currently available in Chordana.) Would you have to record the automated song demo, put it in iTunes and then import it? Lastly, if you stop playing is the vertical travelling bar on Chordana meant to stop as well? Just asking because of visual difficulty reasons. Thank you, Tigger ps very happy to move this to the LK section if needed.