Play classical piano on your MIDI keyboard, scored like a rhythm game
or just play · your keys already make sound
MODE
HANDS
MAX TRIES
TRANSITION
or just press any key on your piano
MY BEST–
PLAYS–
AVG ACC–
GRADE–
SCORE0
COMBO0
MAX0
ACC—
NOTE—
MISS0
MULTx1
RUN ★0
AUDIO → MIDI
decoding audio…
ARRANGEMENT
VISUAL THEME
AUTO THEME PER SONG
SETTINGS
INSTRUMENT
What the notes land on. The piano is the default and the only one tuned for practice; the others reduce a piano part to what that instrument can actually play, and say how much they had to move or drop. Your keyboard still sends piano MIDI whatever is on screen.
STRUCK KEYS
How a key lights when it is played. The edge light puts the source at the top of the key and lets it fall down the body; the fill colours the whole key, which is clearest about which hand played.
THE PAGE
How the score moves. Scrolling keeps the playhead still and slides the music under it. Static page holds the paper still and walks a cursor across it, then turns the page at the end of the line · which is how you actually read at a piano.
A soft ring on the notehead that is sounding now. Quieter than the other themes on purpose: notation is read, not watched, and anything that competes with the notehead makes it harder to read.
THE WORLD
Per theme, so tuning one never disturbs another. Void is the sky and the empty space notes fall through. Objects is the buildings, the nature and the lights in front of it.
THEME—
VOID—
OBJECTS—
LAYERS
The glow layer is what the other two are drawn on. Turn it off and the piano goes back to flat tiles, which is the fastest the renderer ever runs.
THE ROOM
SPACE
Which room the piano is standing in. CLOSE is a small treated room with the mics right over the strings, CONCERT HALL is the far end of a big one. Each has its own early reflections, which is what tells your ear how big a space is, more than how long it rings for.
SIZE3200 ms
How long the room keeps ringing after a note stops. A recital hall is around 2000 to 2400 ms, a small studio nearer 600. Turn it off and the piano goes completely dry. The right pedal opens the room up, on your keyboard and in the pieces that were recorded with one.
DISTANCE45
How far back you are sitting. Close to the piano you hear the strings and the first reflections off the lid; further back the room itself takes over.
WIDTH100
How far the keyboard spreads between your ears. Bass to the left, treble to the right, the way it sits under your own hands. At 0 the whole piano collapses to a single point in the middle.
THE MIX
LOUDNESS
NATURAL is the piano as it plays, with nothing across it. RECORD adds what a mastering engineer would: gentle bus compression that leaves the attack alone, a trim under the rumble, and a limiter so nothing clips. Louder and denser, the way a released recording is.
AIR0.0 dB
A lift right at the top, around 8 kHz. It is where the hammer felt and the room's own sparkle live. A little opens the sound up; too much and it hisses.
LIBRARY
Waits about half a second before it starts, so scrolling the list stays quiet. Only ever one preview at a time, and it fades in and out. The play button on each row auditions whether this is on or off.
no device connected
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KEYS ON SCREEN
AUTO fits the board to your screen so the keys stay easy to hit on phones and tablets. Prefer the whole piano? Force any size · even 88 · and the keys just get narrower. Wide songs shift octaves to fit; anything still out of reach is played for you.
COMPUTER KEYBOARD
OCTAVEC4
Home row A S D F G H J K L ; plays the white notes, the row above plays the sharps. The board shows exactly those keys and nothing else, so use OCTAVE (or Z / X) to move the whole thing up or down and reach the rest of the piano. Plug in a real MIDI keyboard and it takes over.
ACOUSTIC PIANO · MICROPHONE
OFFSET— ms
Practice and Rhythm know every note they are waiting for, so the mic only has to confirm those pitches. It can't do that in Free play, Listen or the audio importer, and it isn't offered there. While the mic listens, Klaviero plays nothing through the speakers: your piano is already the sound, and anything the app played would come back in through the mic as a false note. The metronome keeps time visually.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Off by default. Your computer keys play notes, so a stray letter firing an app action mid-piece is not what you want. The number row is always live and never affected · 1 songs, 2 instruments, 3 theme, 4 mode, 5 stats · because no digit is a piano key.
CONTROLS
Bind your keyboard's knobs, encoders or sticks to app actions. Press LEARN, then move the control. (The GT's menu/favourite buttons don't send MIDI, so they can't be mapped.)
on your piano: any black key replays · any white key goes on
INSTRUMENTS
AUTO INSTRUMENT PER SONG
LIBRARY
TITLE / COMPOSERSTYLEFORDIFFPOPVERPLAYSACC★
PROGRESS // DASHBOARD
SIGNED IN ASGUEST · local only
Unranked—
MINUTES PLAYED
RECENT PLAYS
MY SONGS
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LEVEL1
TITLEUnranked
ELO—
0AWARD PTS
Invite a friend. You both join the same stage. Earn ensemble flair as friends play.
INVITATIONS
YOUR FRIENDS
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SAVE // drag the handles around the part worth keeping
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GRAND PIANO · VOICING
CHARACTER
TOUCH50
How much dynamic range your keyboard gets. Turn it up and a soft note goes further down, so ppp reaches ppp; turn it down and everything sits closer to mezzo-forte. In the middle you get the piece exactly as it was written.
RESONANCE50
Sympathetic ring under the pedal. With the dampers up, every string you are not playing rings along with the ones you are. It is most of what makes a big piano sound big.
KEY NOISE50
The dampers landing and the key reaching its felt. Close recordings are full of it, and silence there is the clearest sign you are listening to a computer.
PEDAL50
The damper rail lifting and dropping under your right foot. Deliberately mic'd on a lot of records, and worth having up if you play with the pedal.
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RECORDING · play your piano · press ● REC again to finish
Wir glauben all an einen Gott · BWV 680
Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685 to 1750
Wir glauben all an einen Gott · BWV 680 is a piece by Johann Sebastian Bach, written in 1739. It is catalogued as BWV 680. It is part of the Baroque repertoire. The Klaviero chart holds 707 notes across 2:50. Mutopia's edition is scored for organ. Johann Sebastian Bach lived from 1685 to 1750. Klaviero holds 605 other pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach. The engraving it was built from is published by Mutopia under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0.
It runs at about 4.1 notes per second and peaks at 5.3. The hands split close to evenly across 707 notes, so neither one gets a rest while the other carries. Klaviero rates it tier 4 of 5.