PlugAndPlink

PlugAndPlink

Connected remote piano lessons

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 13, 2020
  • July 6, 2024
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About

This application connects to a Keysnake device, enabling remote piano lessons. It facilitates interactive learning experiences for aspiring musicians.

Connects to Keysnake device
Facilitates remote piano lessons
Interactive learning
Music education tool
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What's New in PlugAndPlink

1.11.1

July 6, 2024

* Better timing of demonstrations * Preventing the screen from locking during firmware updating * Relocated the demonstration indicator grey lights

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User reviews

It’s got the spirit.

I understand where this is trying to be, and I understand that it’s probably devs that aren’t making much aside from revenue from the actual snake. That being said, I have made the mistake of buying such teaching instruments and apps before, just to find out they are clunky, don’t work properly, and that the catalogue of songs wasn’t what I wanted to play anyway. This app has few songs that will resonate with everyone. Looking through, I saw about three songs I wanted to play, but three songs isn’t worth me purchasing the snake. While there is an option to recommend songs, you can’t do so without purchasing the snake. You’re asking for an investment that this might turn into something, and I respect that, but in today’s economy, that is asking a lot IMO.
Lastly, it is advertised that you CAN use this app without the snake, but I thought that meant it was going to use my phone mic to pic up the notes from my piano. It does not. It has a small miniature piano at the bottom of the screen that is entirely too tiny to press any key accurately. This leads to me trying to do a phrase on my piano and the screen keyboard note by note. It is not sustainable. It’s also very annoying that the screen doesn’t rotate to make things larger and you’re stuck in vertical mode.
As I said, I understand where this is trying to go, and I hope it gets there. When it’s more established I will take another look at it.
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FAQ

What is PlugAndPlink used for?

PlugAndPlink is used to control your Keysnake device, which enables remote piano lessons. It's designed to facilitate interactive music education experiences.

Is PlugAndPlink free to use?

Yes, PlugAndPlink is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the application.

What devices does PlugAndPlink support?

PlugAndPlink is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile ecosystem.

What is the age rating for PlugAndPlink?

PlugAndPlink has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and general audiences.

How often is PlugAndPlink updated?

The latest version of PlugAndPlink was released on July 6, 2024. Updates are provided by the developer, Arzesh Ltd, to improve functionality and reliability.

What is the user rating for PlugAndPlink?

PlugAndPlink has a rating of 3.0 stars based on one user review. This suggests a mixed reception from its current user base.

Does PlugAndPlink require an internet connection?

The description does not specify if an internet connection is required for PlugAndPlink. However, for remote lessons, a stable connection is typically necessary.