Falling notes that show you what to play
The waterfall view highlights each note on the keyboard just before you need to play it, so you can learn songs without reading sheet music.
Pick a song and the notes fall towards the keys you need to press. Slow it down, loop a difficult section or let the song wait for you, then play it through and earn a score.
The waterfall view highlights each note on the keyboard just before you need to play it, so you can learn songs without reading sheet music.
Wait mode pauses until you press the right key. Loop any section, change the tempo and practise each hand until it feels easy.
Start with short traditional melodies and move on to classical pieces such as Für Elise, the Moonlight Sonata, Clair de Lune, the Turkish March and works by Bach, Chopin, Grieg, Schumann and Scott Joplin. All library pieces are public domain or openly licensed.
Load any MIDI file and practise it with the same tools.
Every play earns a score and up to three stars. Climb the song leaderboards and level up your profile.
Yes. You can practise with your computer keyboard or a touch screen, and connect a MIDI keyboard whenever you have one.
Yes. Start with the easy songs and wait mode, and slow the tempo down as much as you need.
Yes. The song library and practice tools are free.