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It’s typical to see a new gizmo advertised in some flashy, attention-grabbing way. It’s less typical to see that flashiness also touted as the product’s core feature. The Roli Lumi (you know, because ...

If you are interested in learning to play music on a keyboard, you might be interested in a new system called LUMI developed by a team based in London and this week launched via Kickstarter. Thanks to ...

This device is an exceptional tool that provides all the necessary resources for learning to play the piano. However, due to its level of commitment, it may not be suitable for everyone The LUMI Keys ...

Anyone can learn to play the piano, but it takes dedication. People tend to give up not because it’s too difficult, but because they get bored practicing so much they don’t actually get to make any ...

After a successful crowdfunding campaign preorders are now available worldwide for the new Lumi keyboard, designed to provide an easier way to learn how to play the keyboard in conjunction with your ...

Roli is best known for its squishy, multitouch, pressure-sensitive music keyboards and controllers. Those are great. But the new Roli Lumi goes in a different direction. It’s a small portable keyboard ...

Roli, the London-based company behind high-tech MIDI controllers like Seaboard and Blocks, today turned its attention toward budding musicians with Lumi Keys, a fully illuminated and modular portable ...

ROLI's flexible modular musical instruments are great if you're a musician that loves tinkering, but now there's an option if you're trying to learn, too. ROLI LUMI combines a portable keyboard with ...

Roli aimed its first light-up Lumi keyboard at beginners learning to play, but its next model is clearly built to please veteran musicians. Its new Lumi Keys Studio Edition is billed as the first ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Many people try to learn an instrument at one point or another in their life, and for a lot of us that ...