Piano Training Studio

Practice piano.
See what you play.

A visual training studio for MIDI keyboards. Play notes, recognise chords, practise scales, record your sessions and follow your progress.

The Piazono main screen: grand staff, 88-key keyboard, record and metronome panels.
The main screen — staves, keyboard and panels in one view.

01 — See

Your piano becomes visual.

88-key piano

Every key from A0 to C8, with each C marked underneath and middle C named. Played notes light up as you press them.

Live notation

Treble and bass staves joined by a brace, as on printed music. Sharps and flats are coloured so altered notes stand out.

MIDI keyboard

Connect your instrument and play. Chords are detected as you hold them, and the port reconnects on its own at startup.

02 — Practise

Tools built for daily practice.

Beyond practice

More than a piano practice tool.

Teach online

Share Piazono during remote lessons to make notes, chords and harmonic ideas easier to see.

Capture musical ideas

Record melodies, chord progressions and voicings while the idea is still under your fingers.

Continue in your DAW

Export your performance as MIDI and continue editing, arranging and producing in your preferred DAW.

03 — Record

Record your playing. Keep your ideas.

  1. Record
  2. Replay
  3. Save
  4. Export MIDI / WAV
  5. Continue in your DAW

Record a practice session or capture a musical idea. Export MIDI when you want to continue editing, arranging or producing it in your favourite DAW.

The Record panel with transport controls, count-in setting and export buttons.
The Record panel with transport controls, count-in setting and export buttons.

04 — Set up

Connect. Play. Practise.

  1. 01

    Connect your MIDI keyboard (required)

    Connect a compatible USB MIDI keyboard or MIDI interface. Most class-compliant devices require no additional driver.

  2. 02

    Select your device

    Press F8 and pick your port. Piazono remembers it next time.

  3. 03

    Play

    Press a key and start practising. Nothing else to configure.

The on-screen keyboard lets you explore notes with the mouse, but a MIDI keyboard is required for the intended Piazono practice and recording experience.

Ready to practise?

€29 one-time payment — no subscription

One licence covers 2 computers.

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