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It doesn’t immediately tell you if you are playing an A, B or C, but if you already know that, and just want to play, you can figure out how to use this piano fast. The piano is visual, and on top of every note, it tells you which QWERTY key to press to sound each note. My favorite thing about this piano is how nicely the keys are laid out.

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This is somewhat limiting, but at the same time, on a virtual piano, you don’t need the full 88 keys. The piano has a limited range of three octaves. On my computer, it loaded up quickly and I was able to play it right away. The OnlinePianist virtual piano is one of the first ones to present on Google, and I must say it's ok. That said, it works, it’s intuitive, has some great features and it's not trying to sell you anything. And, the website itself looks like a high school HTML project. The only downside of the keyboard is that website design is simple to the point of being ugly. I thought this was a great feature – it is so much easier than trying to play full chords on a computer keyboard. Basically, the Caps Lock key plays a C major chord, the A key plays a D minor chord, the S key plays an E minor chord, and so on all the way up the C major scale. The black notes are accessed by playing the logical keys above and between the notes.īelow the QWERTY keys, the ASDFGH keys play full chords, a feature I love. Above the keys, you can easily see which QWERTY key corresponds to which piano key. Upon opening it up, the piano works immediately and it sounds good. It’s the third highest ranking Google result, and I must admit that it's good. This piano comes highly recommended as my top pick! Digital PianoĪ has Virtual Piano Online Keyboard Simulator. If they added in an Electric Piano sound, I would be over the moon! The harpsichord sounds great, the organ is a church-style organ and the harp also sounds good. My favorite part about this piano is that it has four sounds, and they are all good. I thought this was great way to respond to the octave problem, because a lot of the time people are just playing in C anyway! When it is set to “Max”, you have access to five octaves, but black keys are accessed using the shift key. When it is set to “Real”, then the keys are distributed just like on a real piano, and three octaves are available. You can also press the “Keys” button and it will give a keyboard guide – showing which QWERTY key corresponds to which piano key. On the right, you can record yourself and play it back. I love that it is laid out like a digital stage piano. Once the piano is fully loaded, it's responsive and is one of the better sounding pianos available. Once it loads, it takes about 15 seconds for the piano to respond to my commands. It is clear that this program has a bit more going on. Upon opening the website, the piano takes a while to load. It’s my favorite out of all of the ones I have tried. Difficulty level 1 can be played on mobile or tablet devices but other levels should be played on your desktop computer to benefit from the larger screen size.I love this Virtual Piano.

Start with easier songs (Levels 1 - 4) and as you improve, work your way up to harder songs (Levels 5 - 10).

#Virtual piano game download#

Click on your challenge result in the Latest Challenges table to download the certificate. If you were the winner, don't forget to download your winner's certificate. A Challenge Certificate is produced for each completed challenge.

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If you're logged in as a Virtual Piano Plus member, the result will also appear in the dedicated Challenge Records section of your Pianist Profile.