First off, I'd like to thank "Kart-Man" for his help in the coding of this keyboard, couldn't have done it without him.
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I'd first made a virtual keyboard back in 2004, called the "Nicomics Virtual Keyboard" (which you can find here on Newgrounds)
The keyboard was nice, and had more keys, but it wasn't mapped to the computer keyboard, and that's something many complained about, so here I am, back, and with a new piano, "Nicomics Piano V1.1"
You can play basic tunes with the keyboard, and I look forward to comments and suggestions so I know what to do next.
Thanks, and Enjoy!!!
-Nic
More keys please!
I want to practice this is too simple and needs more improvement of the key holdings it will be better to have friends or other members to help you get ideas about piano lessons I hope you continue your work make the details low and fast to use some sounds from the piano are slow to react than real world pianos
Thanks :D
This is good!
Still, I have to agree with phantomhax0r, you should make a key hold its tone instead of repeating. The rest is perfect!
finally i can complete what i have been trying to!
To Zanarkand:
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Oh man!
This was great! I'm a pianist myself, and I found this amusing and a first of its kind (I think, may have to research on that), seeing as I've never seen something of this concept before. What I would suggest is a few things which would really make it fly forward:
~ When you hold a key down, make it hold instead of repeating.
~ An echo/damper key/pedal maybe?
~ Still make the keys clickable might be useful.
~ Ability to play and hold multiple keys at once.
~ Changing octaves and/or more keys would be cool also.
~ And for key labels, dont just put the sharp name, put the flat name to. I don't have trouble with this, but I'm sure others might =)
Once again, well done on a good concept. PM if you want to chat =)
hey...
shut up and listen to my order