3D Piano
A piano in a 3D room, in 25, 37 or 61 keys. Play it with your keyboard, mouse or touch, or load a song and follow the notes as they slide down the stand onto the keys.
Songs
All melodies are public domain. Start with the warm-up, then move down the list.
Keyboard map
Two rows of your computer keyboard cover 32 keys at a time. Move them with the Keyboard buttons or the arrow keys; this map follows whatever you pick.
Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space (hold) | Sustain pedal. Notes keep ringing until you let go. |
| ← → | Move the computer keyboard to the next anchor down or up. The Keyboard buttons under the piano do the same, and the lit band on the green felt shows the keys you can currently reach. |
| F | Toggle fullscreen. |
| Enter | Play or pause the loaded song. |
| Mouse or touch | Press keys directly. Drag across keys to glide. Multi-touch works on phones and tablets. |
| Drag on empty space | Look around from the current camera. Play, Stage and Read allow a small amount of movement; Free spins a full circle and tilts from overhead down to eye level. Pick a preset to snap back, and click Stage twice for the other side. In fullscreen, scroll to zoom. |
| Pinch (touch) | Zoom in and out with two fingers, same as the Zoom slider. |
| Keys 25 / 37 / 61 | Change the size of the piano. Smaller sizes have wider keys, easier to hit on a phone. Songs that fall outside a smaller range are shifted an octave automatically. |
How the song modes work
Listen
The piano plays the song by itself. Watch which keys go down and how long each note is held before you try it.
Practice
Notes slide down the stand and stop at the keys. Nothing moves until you press the right key, so you can go at your own pace. The target key glows.
Play along
Notes keep moving at the song's tempo. Hit each key as the note reaches the line to score. Drop the speed to 0.5x if a song feels fast.