Better piano note recognition: our recommendations

Discover our tips to improve the sound recognition of the notes you play via the microphone.
Written by Dimitri
Updated 10 months ago

The feature used by La Touche Musicale to recognize the notes you play on your piano in real time via the microphone is state-of-the-art. Called WirelessTouch™, this technology uses powerful machine learning (artificial intelligence) algorithms to give you the best possible result. However, even though we are constantly working on improving it, it still doesn't have a perfect result.

To improve the recognition of the notes you play from the microphone, be sure to observe the following conditions:

- Play in a quiet environment (without background noise) to avoid disturbing the sound your piano or keyboard is making.

- If you are playing a digital piano or synthesizer, turn up the volume on your instrument to help with recognition.

- Turn down the volume of the app when you play or consider using headphones.

- Reposition your device. For example, try turning the device upside down or moving it closer to the piano.

- Make sure nothing is blocking the microphone on your device. Sometimes the shell of your device may block the microphone.

- Avoid using the warp pedal.

- If you are playing a digital piano or synthesizer, use the default piano sound instead of the other types of sounds offered in your instrument.

- If you have a digital piano or synthesizer, use the USB-MIDI connection of your instrument for a perfect recognition of the notes you play.

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