The app can then map your keyboard into 3D space for use with Augmented Reality. This allows you to point your mobile device's camera at your 88 note keyboard. Their proprietary models can estimate the 3d position and orientation of real instruments from a single photograph.
Of course you can also directly import MIDI data. This allows you to convert audio files of solo piano recordings into MIDI data that the AI engine can analyze. Massive Technologies' in house ML models can estimate pitch and extract chords from audio streams, on the fly, in realtime. by Massive TechnologiesĪR Pianist combines a number of proprietary Massive Technologies together. The update also features songs and content by "The Piano Guys", along with a licensed Yamaha "Neo" designer piano. Users can share it as a video now, and to VR / AR headsets later this year. Users can also record their piano performance using the microphone (or MIDI), and then watch their performance turn into a 3D / AR virtual concert. The app also uses machine learning and augmented reality to project the virtual avatar onto your real piano, letting you experience the performance interactively and from every angle. Using AI, the app will listen to the audio, extract notes being played, and then show you a virtual pianist playing that song for you with step by step instructions. The update brings our AI technology to users' hands, and gives them the ability to learn any song by letting the app listen to it once through the device microphone. We've been working on this update tirelessly for the past two years. We're excited to announce that a major update of AR Pianist is to be released on May 25th.
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