Concert Hands Promo Video

Rubato Productions Inc. announces the release of the Concert Hands™, the future of piano learning. This innovative product enables anyone and everyone to play their favorite songs on the piano. The traditional way of learning normally takes years of training. With this new product you can begin playing beautiful songs in a matter of days.

The Concert Hands incorporates Augmented Musical Instrument Technology with an easy-to use software program, giving you the most exciting piano playing experience possible. The four main components are the software, controller box, ten finger sleeves, and two wrist pilots. The software takes the song file and converts it to a proprietary file system where the controller box distributes the signal to the wrist pilots and finger sleeves. The finger sleeves are placed on all fingers of both hands and the users wrists lay gently on the wrist pilots. When the music begins the wrists pilots guide your hands across the piano to a specific location and the finger sleeves receive a pulse to indicate which key to press. The idea is after a period of time the repetitive motions and signals will develop muscle memory within the end user and enable him or her to play their favorite songs on their own.

The great thing about the Concert Hands is that it enables anyone who has ever dreamed of playing the piano, but just never had the patience to take years of lessons, to now achieve that dream. The Concert Hands has been tested on people from ages 8-80 with incredible results. Its a wonderful way to introduce children to music, said Rob McGregor of Rubato Productions Inc. This patented and trademarked windows based product is fun for the whole family.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Concert Hands
• Promo Video
• piano
• keyboard
• learning

[Myr0n]

See, Michael Jackson didn't actually die.

He's now doing commercial voice-overs.

[schlemmsy]

Can someone find me a more terrifying voiceover, please?

[79Yamato]

I am interested to know how many wrists this thing has broken until today...

[SuperArnie]

This is gross. The user is tied to a mechanic system and subjected to electric(?) impulses to react with something, that reminds me of experiments utilizing batteries and dead frogs, In that way he is more or less involuntarily pressing keys without any idea why. I doubt very strongly, that this kind of mechanical forcing can lead to learning to play (!) music on a piano. Try the classic way, folks, but you'll not feel like Robocop or Bionic woman.

[johndoex94]

why does she always extend the pronunciation of voweeeels!?!?!

[refriedgringo]

What the hell is this, "piano" hero?

Where's the attachment that fits on the skull that teaches the gamer how to read music?

[itchytf]

next a trumpet that squeezes your chest when you need to blow

[toranamunter]

ba hahahahaha!!

[kpunkt]

best satire on youtube!

[mussdatsein]

omg! never saw trash like this .... poor world! ;-)

[Rising90zg]

what's with the voice of that women lol