1ON1 Piano sends piano-to-piano data between users in an upgraded, high resolution MIDI format. Combining this data with a piano, the exact finger movements of the sending piano are precisely replicated by the receiving piano. MIDI data describes the mechanical movement of your fingers (what note you play, how hard you play it, and how …
Yes. Digital pianos and hybrid pianos use the same language for piano-to-piano
Yes. All brands of digital and hybrid piano use the same language for piano-to-piano.
Yes. Steinway Spirio R plays and records using piano-to-piano data like nearly every other digital and hybrid piano.
Yes. 1ON1 Piano works with the Steinway Spirio R, which can both send and receive piano-to-piano data. It also works on some Steinway Spirios (Steinway Spirios have playback-only functionality and some do not have a port to connect to piano-to-piano). If you have questions about whether your Spirio will work for piano-to-piano, contact our 1ON1 …
Yes, we can! We got our start at 1ON1 Piano by developing software for a piano-to-piano online teaching program at the University of Kansas, and our team members teach using piano-to-piano. We have expertise in installing hybrid pianos, setting up networks, and connecting them to your devices, and can come to your site to make …
Yes, we can. 1ON1 Piano has a setup assistant to guide you through everything you need, and we have more connection tools on our website. If you still need help, you may contact our 1ON1 Piano Support team and we will be happy to guide you through the process. We also offer setup support packages …
1ON1 Piano has extremely low latency because it uses peer-to-peer technology and an efficient piano-to-piano data stream that conserves bandwidth.
In computer networking, latency is an expression of how much time it takes for a data packet to travel from one designated point to another. With lower latency, communication speeds increase, allowing for a seamless connection.
Yes! 1ON1 Piano uses peer-to-peer technology, so it has very little latency, and on a healthy internet connection, you can easily play duets with another person. Furthermore, piano-to-piano data is very efficient, so it performs well on international calls and in limited bandwidth scenarios.
