Piano Practice

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Recent takes

MIDI input Starting…

Only one program can use a MIDI port at a time. Close Auracle X (and the old Record Piano Take window, if open) before using this page. Recording now happens right here with the red Record button. Studio Pro can stay open (it uses mioXM 0; this page uses MIDIIN2 (mioXM)).

next key right note, right loudness right note, too soft right note, too loud wrong note missed right-hand finger left-hand finger

No keyboard handy? Tap the big keys above, or the small ones (tap lower on a key = louder). Click keys with the mouse (click lower on a key = louder), or type ASDFGHJK = C4–C5 (WETYU = black keys). Typing velocity 80

Settings

Loudness ranges

Each marking accepts this range of MIDI velocity (1–127). Saved on this computer.

Marking	From	To

Built-in piano

Built-in piano sound

Sound from: this page my DAW (Studio Pro)

Volume

Pick my DAW when Studio Pro is playing your keyboard, so you don't hear every note twice. Notes you click or type on this page still sound here. Works offline once loaded. Volume of the pp…ff notes follows how hard you play.

Piano sound: Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm, CC BY 3.0 (reduced to 30 keys × 4 loudness layers, mono MP3). Details in LICENSES.txt.

On-screen tap keys

Show big tap keys

For practising without a MIDI keyboard, e.g. on an iPhone or iPad. The keys follow the exercise and light up like the big keyboard.

Look

Sparkles & effects

Small sparkle on a right note in Game mode, and soft glows. Off automatically if Windows is set to reduce animations.

Metronome sound

Output

Volume

Voice cues

Between runs only Also during play (short cues, at most one every 4 s)

Voice

Speed Volume

The voice always plays on the Windows default output (or the device set for Edge in Windows Settings › System › Sound › Volume mixer). A web page can't choose a device for speech; the Output choice above only moves the metronome click.