A score you can follow, with a little help where you need it.
The notes on the sheet and keys on the piano light up together: red for your left hand, blue for your right. Focus on one hand, then bring them together.
Try it in the app ↗Click a note or a key. Its partner lights up in the same hand colour. A simple illustrative pattern.
Switch note names on while you learn a passage. Turn them off when you’re ready to read the staff. The rhythm and score stay in place.
Try it in the app ↗
Switch the letter guide on to see the note names.
A transparent falling-note overlay gives you a view of the next notes. Left and right keep their colours, and the tiles follow your playback speed.
Try it in the app ↗Animate the tiles, change the speed, or click a key to hear it. This is a short illustrative pattern.
Choose a single RH or LH line. Follow it with onscreen keys, a supported MIDI keyboard, or the experimental microphone input. Correct notes advance the score.
Try it in the app ↗Try the flow with these buttons. A match moves the score forward. This preview does not use your microphone.
Piano-only transcription in the desktop app, with a one-time model setup.
MP3, WAV, M4A and FLAC; up to five minutes and 100 MB.
Reopen a saved project, import MusicXML, or try The End by theo5970.
A waveform and frequency view from the uploaded audio accompanies processing updates.
Select a bar or drag across several bars to open the matching notes.
Draw, move and resize notes; change pitch and beat length, with audible previews.
Copy, cut, paste, delete, snap, undo and redo.
Resize the editor and control rail; change horizontal or vertical zoom.
Switch between original audio and score playback; seek from a note or barline.
Type BPM, use the slider or choose 0.5×, 0.8× and 1×.
Adjust volume, add a count-in and follow the beat lights.
Resize, zoom and pan the piano; reset the range or hide it.
Both hands, RH, LH, RH with estimated LH chords, or original detections.
Review key spelling, key signature, meter and timing.
Download a project with your edits, or resume a draft in the same browser.
MIDI, MusicXML and browser print/PDF.
Single notes in either hand. Quiet notes and strong harmonics can be mistaken for another pitch. Mic level, middle-C check and three-second replay help diagnose the input.
Basic Pitch runs in the browser. Dense arrangements and automatic main-melody selection can produce poor scores.
Optional Audiveris in the local app. Check the recognised notes carefully; this service is not connected to the web preview.
Key, meter, chords, octave choices and hand splitting need review. They are editable, and raw detections remain saved.
The local recording workspace can capture audio and choose an excerpt.
Browser score exploration is available. Physical iPad testing is still pending for touch editing, audio and file saving. The desktop piano engine cannot run in Safari.