Practice guides
How to read falling notes, practise slowly with speed control and loops, prepare a MIDI file, and choose a piece by its level - the steps and habits that make practising with Visual Piano work.
Reading the falling notes, and practising with them
What the position, length, colour and brightness of each falling note mean, plus the guide lines, the pedal display and the switch to sheet music.
Slow practice: playback speed and the A-B loop
How to slow a hard passage down, loop it and bring it back up to tempo in steps - and when to change the note speed instead.
Preparing and opening your own MIDI file
Where to find MIDI files you may use, what makes a file work well here, how the player treats tracks, pedal and channel volume, and fixes for common problems.
Reading the difficulty level and score, and choosing your next piece
How the beginner / intermediate / advanced levels and the 1-10 difficulty score are worked out, and how to use them to choose what to play next.
Connecting a MIDI keyboard and using practice mode
How to connect a digital piano or MIDI keyboard to the browser, and how practice mode waits for the right keys - and what it does not check.
Keeping a practice log that lasts
What the practice log records and when, self-ratings and progress, how days and streaks are counted, and exporting and importing so the log is never lost.