EtudiX Piano Tutor for Windows

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Learn Piano lessons without reading the music scores.

EtudiX Piano Tutor is a program to help you visually learn to play the piano or keyboard without learning to read music scores in a traditional way. EtudiX is meant for people who have a good musical ear but who find it difficult to learn the classical music theory of notes, bars, and measures. The first prerequisite for learning to play a piece using EtudiX, is that you can sing along with the tempo and the main melody of the piece. EtudiX does not show the tempo or accents of a piece, it only shows you visually where to put your fingers on the keyboard. The second prerequisite is that you have a decent midi file of the piece you want to learn. Millions of midi files can be found on the Internet. Note however that you will have more satisfactory results with EtudiX, if the midi file was not recorded from a live keyboard player, but created by inputting the exact notes from the original score.

EtudiX Piano Tutor for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 28, 2005

Latest update: October 17, 2013

Version: 1.2.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: 5 MB Free Diskspace, Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server

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Total Downloads: 40,452

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User Reviews

2.7/5

7 User Votes

Nag screen every 60 seconds!
CrosswordsMusicJanuary 10, 2008
Pros
Decent straightforward little program that's easy to use. Attractive design.
Cons
It shouldn't claim 'no limitations' when it costs $15 ( ?9,99 Euro) to get rid of the annoying popup that appears every minute right on top of the keyboard, no matter where you move it. It might be worth paying for if the program wasn't so easily overwhelmed. If the MIDI arrangement is very complex or is not a rigidly quantized piece, various notes will turn up missing and you'll get error messages. It can probably be remedied with a simple adjustment somewhere but I got tired of the constant interruptions from the nag screen. I actually kinda liked the program; I wish my first impression had been better.
Summary
Was not happy with this product
mauid512November 10, 2007
Pros
Cons
The program wouldn't recognize my midi files, so obviously I was unable to give this software a test run. Additionally, after each attempt the irritating pop-up trial version box kept displaying and I'd have to wait for the 5 second countdown. <p> <p>What good is a Trial Version if one can't get it to work properly?
Summary
awesome (for the most part)
lockley_333May 27, 2007
Pros
This is a really great idea. You can break songs down and learn them, even if you're a poor sight reader.
Cons
It would be really nice if it somehow told you what fingerings to use. Also, I wish I could use it again, I keep getting a runtime error 57 message (it might be my computer though).
Summary
It's not free it'll not work till you pay
Lovecraft_jpDecember 17, 2006
Pros
Cons
Displays a window bothering you to pay 10e. otherwise it won't work. I better uninstall it
Summary
If you don't know how to read music this is excelent to start with
ZepposAugust 1, 2006
Pros
You don't need any experience with music. <p>The program guides you to learn to play music, by showing you the keys on the keyboard. I find it great that I can now load my midifiles and see how they are played. Also great to watch the keys change. Great soft for the amateur musician. It's amazing how fast I learned to play melodies that seemed complicated at first sight.
Cons
The navigation thru the song could be better.
Summary
Best Stepwise Piano Tutor I tested and believe me I tested many!
PrivaatMarch 28, 2006
Pros
-It's easy to step thru a midi file and see the keys you have to play/study <p>-You don't need any music knowledge <p>-You don't need to read music notes <p>-It's simple and selfexplaining <p>-You can load any midi file and select any track of that file <p>-You can set markers to repeat from a certain point in the file <p>-You can select whatever instrument you want with your track <p>-There is a single note mode and a chord mode <p>-You can also listen to the whole track <p>-You can connect a midi-keyboard and see your input visually on the keyboard
Cons
-If your midi file is not quantized, you don't have good results. So it's best not to work with live recorded midi files. <p>-Sometimes chord mode doesn't work as expected, but I suppose that is normal and due to the midi file I used
Summary
Hmmm, let me think of some pros for a bit.......
Heather_leaFebruary 25, 2006
Pros
I like the look, it's very professional. It plays the midis beautifully, the sound is exact as the midi. A various amounts of equipment is selectable... But wait... The cons of this game is... VVV-Look closly-VVV
Cons
The equipment that is selected is the only thing that plays, when you change the guitar or whatever the various equipment ALLOWS you to play (Which in my opinion sucks) The beginning of Helena starts off wonderfully. And you'd be lucky to find a midi that would play wonderfully. I'm not sure this would be fantastic thing to download if your not into waisting time, however it did teach me a thing or two. Choose my pianos wisely!
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