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Piano

Electric pianos

More keys

Play withMIDI keyboardMicrophone (Beta)An acoustic piano, or a keyboard’s speakers. One note at a time for now: chords come next.

The keyboard on screen

OctaveC2–C7

Follow my playingMoves the keyboard when you play outside it, like after your controller’s octave buttons.

Piano

Electric pianos

More keys

Play withMIDI keyboardMicrophone (Beta)An acoustic piano, or a keyboard’s speakers. One note at a time for now: chords come next.

The keyboard on screen

OctaveC2–C7

Follow my playingMoves the keyboard when you play outside it, like after your controller’s octave buttons.

Für Elise

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)

A minor380:11

The famous opening in 3/8: sixteenth notes, and broken chords in the left hand.

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Press Record to start a session

Tempo

MetronomeCount-inA bar of clicks before recording starts.

Sessions play back slower, and play slower while you add a part, which is kept at the session’s tempo. The pitch stays.

Computer keys: A plays C4, K plays C5. Z and X change octave.