Synthesia Piano Record Manual

Thank you for using Synthesia Piano - Record. It is an easy way to record your performance. You can identify where your timing needs improvement. Once you are satisfied with your performance, you can export your song as midi file for distribution. 

Direction:

1. You will need a midi controller, a piano with midi port or you can use the app on screen keyboard.

2. Connect your phone to your piano. 

3. Tap Record button. Perform your pieces. Tap Stop button. 

4. Tap Play button. Listen to your playing. Watch the length of the midi notes. You will find places where you are playing too fast or too slow. Work on that part of the song and do another recording! 

5. Tap Song button and select the song for export to Synthesia Piano - Edit App to tide up your midi notes. 

Video:

1. Connect to your midi piano. https://youtu.be/M6DvWzqOaAc

2. Record your piano playing. https://youtu.be/OMIHtaE6WFE 

Tips:

1. You can connect the piano midi cable to your iPhone either before or after you start the Synthesia Piano Record app. The app will connect automatically. 

2. After you have recorded a song, you can slow down the tempo during the playback to study your playing. 

2. If you are a teacher, you can record your song and email to your students. If you are a musician, you can record and distribute the midi file on youTube. 

3. If you encounter any problem, please do not hesitate to write to me at ustransit74@gmail.com.



 


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