Guest practice is saved on this device only. Not an account. A grown-up can export or reset, or sign in to use family profiles. Touch practice is never MIDI verified.
SIX WORLDS · SAME DEVICE
First Piano Journey
Twenty-four little jobs. Play, listen, try again. A yellow job tells you what to do now. A grown-up can sit nearby. Nothing here is a teacher grade.
PAUSED
Take a breath. Your try is waiting.
Sound is quiet. Saved records stay on this device. Resume when you want. Exit goes back to the journey map.
The empty box is a note too — a silent one.Little Wave rises, then comes home.
Left roomRight room
Practice one hand, then come back. This step stays. MIDI hears pitch and time, not which hand.
This on-screen keyboard is a stand-in. Tap keys or use A S D F G H J for the first octave, Z X C V B N M for the next octave, and comma for the top C
Grown-up: octaves on this stand-in
MIDI keeps this same window. Not a full 61-key mirror. On-screen keys stay a stand-in.
A grown-up checks this. The app cannot see your sitting.A grown-up checks fingers. MIDI cannot.Left hand 5–4–3. A grown-up checks fingers and which hand. MIDI cannot.F is the doorstep on the left of three. G is the next white key.C is the doorstep on the left, not the room in the middle.
Optional. A piano or MIDI keyboard is best for transfer. This on-screen keyboard is a stand-in if none is connected.
How keyboard input is counted
A held key counts once until you let go. A silent MIDI note (velocity zero) is treated as letting go. Playing the same key again after a note-off counts as a new try. Leaving this tab silences sound; a key you kept holding does not keep adding progress. After you come back, let go and press again if you want it to sound. Demo notes you only listen to never count. If MIDI is missing or a keyboard is unplugged, the on-screen keys and computer keys still work. Physical MIDI hardware is not claimed as verified from this page.
First Notes through Expression · L01–L24. Not a teacher. Not a grade. On-screen keys are not proof of hand coordination. MIDI does not certify hand choice.
Headphones help. A mute control stays available. MIDI depends on your browser and instrument — this is not a claim of universal support or a hardware check.