Piano Notes

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RANDOM DRILL

Random notes

Treble clef · C4–B4

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Play at your pace. Tap the score or Next to move on.

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Single notes · C2–C6 · Exact octave

PRACTICE SESSION

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Practice setup

What to practise

For scales and melodies, open Exercises in the top bar.

Clef

Random notes use the octave shown. Exercises keep their written pitches.

Notes to include

Chord types

Chord practice uses Tap or Timed. Recognition supports single notes.

Pace

Seconds Tempo

Advanced timing

Gradually increase speedStart slower and build up to this pace.

Session length

Only active playing time counts.

SCALES, MELODIES & YOUR MUSIC

Exercises

Repeat at the end

Add your own exercise

Write note names with octaves, such as C4 D4 E4 F4 | G4 A4 B4 C5. ABC notation also works.

NameNotes or ABC notation

MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE

App preferences

Appearance

Score view

Reference soundHear note and automatic sound in Timed mode.InstrumentReference volume 50%Metronome volume 25%

Reference sound and metronome are silent during microphone recognition. Hear note pauses listening first.

Display extras

Preview the next noteShow practice timeTimed countdown ring

iPhone audio

Play in silent modeAllow reference playback with the ringer switch off.

Offline & updates

Preparing offline access…

Your microphone audio stays on this device. No account or subscription.

Piano samples: Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm, CC-BY 3.0.

CONNECT YOUR PIANO

Piano input

Play through your piano’s speakers with the tablet nearby. Start with a clear piano voice and no sustain pedal.

Microphone

Connect the Kawai ES60’s USB-B port to your tablet’s USB-C port with a data cable. The piano supplies its own sound, so headphones plugged into the piano work too.

USB piano

Input check

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After the quiet check, play any single note. This does not start your practice timer.

Match the exact octaveC4 and C5 count as different notes.

Troubleshooting

If the meter does not move, check Android’s microphone access and the browser’s site permission. Disconnect Bluetooth headsets to test the tablet’s own microphone. If sound arrives but notes are unclear, move closer to a piano speaker and release the sustain pedal.

Microphone recognition supports single notes C2–C6. Chords use Tap or Timed. USB recognition also supports single notes.

Run an input check to see device details.