"There are a slew of keyboards and apps that help people learn how to play the piano, but a small company called PopuMusic is showing off an intriguing set of products at CES to make the process easier. PartyKeys and PartyStudio are a 36-key MIDI keyboard and MIDI / Bluetooth speaker that pair together in seamless fashion. The PartyStudio is particularly interesting because it has a built-in library of 128 instrument tones and more than 50 different drum machine patterns."
"The PartyStudio and PartyKeys both use NFC to connect to each other - you can just tap and hold the keyboard up to the speaker for pairing. You can connect up to three devices using MIDI over Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE MIDI) as well as a fourth using a wired connection. If you have more than one keyboard, meanwhile, you can connect them together with NFC as well - you can pair three keyboards together total, giving you a huge 108-key surface to play."
PopuMusic offers PartyKeys, a 36-key MIDI keyboard, and PartyStudio, a MIDI/Bluetooth speaker with 128 built-in instrument tones and over 50 drum patterns. The keyboard and speaker pair instantly via NFC and support BLE MIDI connections for up to three wireless devices plus a fourth wired connection. Multiple keyboards can link via NFC to create a combined 108-key surface. The speaker houses two tweeters and two woofers, weighs 3.75 pounds, and measures roughly 13.5 × 5.2 × 4 inches with a handle for easier transport. A companion app enables multiple people to play along while the light-up keyboard shows what to play.
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