If you’re looking for an app to make your piano practice more fun, I think you might enjoy TomPlay!
The people at TomPlay asked me to work with their app for musicians (not just piano players) and make a video showing some of my favorite features. Here’s the video. Scroll down for details and a promo code.
I found that TomPlay was useful for breaking down a piece to learn it more efficiently as well as really fun for adding backing track accompaniments.
Use TomPlay as a piano learning tool
Some great features of TomPlay make it easier to learn to play a piece on your own.
- it turns pages for you
- break the parts down and work hand separately
- slow it down with the metrnomone feature
- loop a tricky section
- write on the music and save your annotations
Here’s a link to the version of River Flows in You that I was using in the demo.
Use TomPlay as a play along / backing track.
If you’ve finished learning a piece, you can have a full orchestra or band join in to perform the music together. This is super fun and really adds to the experience.
The orchestrations are professional and very well-made.
This is the link to the version of Hello that I was using.
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If you give TomPlay a try, let me know what you think!
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