keystroke circuits with leonardo

Hi , I am going to be making a harp out of human hair which I will then alligator clip in a makey makey style to produce notes from logic pro. My plan is to build a series of high resistant circuits to be read by the digital pins. The user will be connected to positive via an alligator clip so that when they contact a hair strand ( a few hundred strands per string) they will complete the circuit causing a high voltage to be read and a key stroke to be interpreted by the computer ( which will play a note within logic pro). my question is really whether or not this sounds feasible as I am a novice and am extremely pushed for time on this project. I actually have an uno board but from what i've read keystroke libraries seem to be exclusively compatible with other boards.

thanks

sam hallett

Emulating a keyboard and generating keystrokes is certainly feasible. You also have the option of using Gobetwino (on Windows) or your own equivalent (on other platforms) to generate the keystrokes on the PC in response to serial commands from the Arduino.

Whether your proposed sensing mechanism would work I have no idea, and to me this seems the riskiest part of the project.