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    Midi Player Tool

    Java Piano GUI

    Piano function Tonality settings Play scales PC keyboard can be used or mouse Play MIDI files Metronome Pitch Trainer Karaoke function Playlists Timer for wake up USB support SF2 support Show midi sequence Implements Java accessibility API
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    PIMPS Is My Piano Superstar is a game developped in Java for learning Piano with a MIDI keyboard connected to your pc or mac. Any Midi file can be used with it, allowing you to learn et to play each track separately or together.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Simple Java game for learning and practicing music notes.
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    "MyDi Piano Tutor" is a piano playing tutor written in Java. Midi-Keyboard required to play. Somewhat related to http://frinika.appspot.com/
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