[MPA] MIDI converter/device suggestion?

[Barry Lyden]

Voyetra/Turtle Beach's Teach Me Piano is something I've used with my  
kids in the past. It's fairly decent and would probably do what you  
want, except that it only works on windows PCs.

Although I've not used it, another possibility is "Teach Yourself to  
Play Piano." Here's a link to the Best Buy online store offering this:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp? 
j=1&id=1064001119585&type=product&ref=03&loc=01

HTH,
Barry
Plano, TX

On Jan 21, 2004, at 2:24 PM, Ron wrote:

> Hate to ask a silly consumer question on a pro list, but...
>
> Is there anything out there that teaches keyboard via an interactive  
> midi
> connection and a computer (Mac)  like the Miracle did? (geeeezzze,  
> remember
> those??)
>
> My wife thinks she'd like to learn but we're too busy to commit to  
> scheduled
> lessons. Seems it would be a good start if there were something  
> similar.
>
> Thanks
> Ron--
>
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