The Secret Code to Piano

88 logic for piano – why there are 88 keys on the piano is actually a very fast way to understand the piano and learn how to play. Whilst this eBook / pdf and video program is elaborate in its design to show how the ideas came together, the basics and 3 fundamental concepts are very easy to grasp. As you are taught a very basic number sequence to develop pattern memory and chord discovery, you will find playing the piano and finger identities more and more simple when you use 88 logic.

The piano has never been easier. Learning piano with the

– the 16 Key Octave

– Major and Minor influences (piano flow i.e. right to left)

– Chord Barriers

Makes you able to look at piano rather easily, and even without looking.

88 logic changes the way anyone looks at the piano. It answers why there are 88 keys on the piano and how that enables anyone to play it once they see it.

It’s the missing link. It’s the key to being able to decipher the piano instantly. It’s so important to music education. It changed everything when Stephen Mackay (Stevie Mac) created the program in 2005 and every piano app since has seen its benefit.

Stephen Mackay is a rich pianist who plays for fun but when asked how he taught himself, he unlocked his superconscious and found what his subconscious knew all along. The ratio for 8 set of patterns against another counting pattern of 8 keys. Essentially a ratio of counting enables you to put a mathematic process easily in place and teach yourself every chord. Now whilst that changes the patterns on the piano to reveal themself to you, it then shows why you use chords with the major and minor innings.

Stephen Mackay has given this offering to the world to make it a better place and achieve his goals in reaching billions of people in piano education.

The 16 keyed octave, the chord barriers and major and minor influences are what sets you up for piano success.