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Joonas Pihlajamaa has taken a Raspberry Pi and plugged in his\u00a0Kawai CS-11\u00a0keyboard. By installing some software and then programming the Pi in Python, he has created a MIDI logger. He plays notes on the keyboard, the keystrokes are converted to…<\/p>\n

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