PianoCafe: A Creative Twist on Gamifying Piano Lessons

Wow, so picture this. You’re staring at this piano, which, by the way, looks just like every other piano. Standard keys, black and white, nothing fancy. But then, there’s this twist. There’s this app, PianoCafe, that’s like, “Hey, why not cook with it?” Crazy, right?

Imagine banging out some chords and suddenly you’re also playing chef. Like, you hit a C major and – boom – there’s your slice of bread. F major? Cheese! Makes you wonder if you’re in a cooking class or a music lesson. Who knew lettuce was a G major? I didn’t.

But wait, let’s backtrack. This isn’t some top-tier piano course. Nope. It’s for the curious, like when you’re noodling around on a lazy Sunday. Maybe you’ll remember a chord here, a dish there. And then, whoops, before you know it, you’re building muscle memory without even realizing it. Sneaky!

And of course, you need your own MIDI piano. Not just any piano will do for now. It’s like having the secret ingredient for a recipe. But, they say soon you might use just any old piano with the Quest’s camera trickery. Feels like magic to me, without needing all those wires and whatnot.

So, if you’re feeling adventurous, maybe check this out in the Horizon Store. It drops July 30th, and if nothing else, you’ll have a tale to tell about that time you made a sandwich with a piano. How’s that for a conversation starter at parties?