PianoTutor with AutoSync (MuseScore+Arduino+LEDs)

This video shows a playing session while using the new AutoSync feature of PianoTutor. Without AutoSync, PianoTutor gets stuck if you miss a single key press that is expected according to the score being played. With AutoSync, it stays stuck only for a few chord presses instead, after which it resumes following your execution. Also, AutoSync allows you to skip-jump back and forward through the score being played, without any need to use the PC to reposition the current playback cursor. Just start playing at any point of the score, and MuseScore will automagically sync-up with your playback position, following you.
Throughout the video, AutoSync automatically keeps following me while I play making mistakes, and it resumes from where I'm playing every time I jump back to the beginning, or another position, of the score.

A tutorial about how to build the MuseScore+Arduino+LEDs system can be found at:

Recent updates since that tutorial was written can be found at:

You can download the modified MuseScore from the pianotutor branch of my forked MuseScore repo:

Check out also the other videos of the PianoTutor series:

[orlandovargasgonzalez]

excelent proyect, im going to build one, on windows 10, thanks you, the piano is a relax instrument

[flyingwithoutwingful]

update new build binaries for windows and ubuntu for autosync please :D :D

[florincotoban]

Hi man! I would like to make this project if you could send me the code, thank you very much would really appreciate it!