Learn how to navigate the Muzie piano interface to adjust instrument sounds, key displays, and MIDI mapping settings. While the midi tool is most often used in a lesson, there is also an option to use it outside for practice purpose.
The most important update to our midi is a new system that allows you and a student to both connect a midi device and they can then sync, so as you play it comes out of your students midi device in real time (works best with piano and drums)
Instrument Selection and Setup
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Select "Piano" from the sidebar menu.
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Select Midi Sound
Piano Display and Fingering
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Turn off notes display
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Enable "Notes" to show note names on the keyboard.
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Select "Sticky" to pin note names to the keys as you play them
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Enable "Fade" for notes to display for a few seconds as you play them
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Select "Fingers" to assign finger numbers to the keys.
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Click a key to see the finger number
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Click the "Clear all finger labels" icon.
10. Adjust keyboard key sizes
11. Toggle Flats or Sharps
12. Adjust the volume
13. Toggle the sustain pedal control
14. Open the Instrument Settings menu.
15. To connect your midi device select the device as input & if you want to use midi pass thru select output as well.
16. Use these settings to align your midi device with the keys on screen (typically used for small 32 key midi keyboards)
Drum, Guitar & Violin Tool Configuration
17. Select "Drums" from the sidebar.
18. Click "MIDI Learn"
19. Select the drum you want to map, and hit that drum on your kit
20. Click "Done mapping"
21. Select "Guitar" from the sidebar.
22. Assign finger positions on the guitar fretboard.
23. Select "Violin" from the sidebar.
24. View the Midi Violin
