How to Play Virtual Piano

How to Play Virtual Piano. Free play offers two octaves with 24 keys. Touch a key or use the keyboard shortcuts; scroll the keyboard on a narrow screen. The upper-octave switch extends computer-keyboard access. There is no win or loss in free play.

Rules

  1. Free play offers two octaves with 24 keys. Touch a key or use the keyboard shortcuts; scroll the keyboard on a narrow screen. The upper-octave switch extends computer-keyboard access. There is no win or loss in free play.
  2. Rhythm mode contains six original pieces lasting 45–75 seconds. Choose a piece and press D, F, J or K, or its touch pad, when the note reaches the line.
  3. An input within 80 milliseconds earns Accurate and 100 points; within 180 milliseconds earns Good and 50 points. An overdue note is a Miss. Each note scores once. Finishing a piece records your score, without a forced pass mark.
  4. Sound starts off. The sound button enables locally synthesized piano tones; no music is downloaded. Pause stops the game clock, and resume counts down three seconds. The daily challenge fixes a piece by UTC date. Refresh and language switching preserve progress.

A position to try

A note due at 2.00 seconds gives 100 points at 2.07, 50 points at 2.15, and no hit at 2.20. Pressing again after a successful hit cannot score that note twice.

Tap, click or use the keyboard.

Free play: use the 24 keys; A S D F G H J K L ; play white keys, W E T Y U O P play black keys. Use the octave switch for the upper keys. Rhythm: D F J K or the four pads.

Daily deals use the UTC date and mode, identically in every language.

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Strategy

Try the first piece visually before enabling sound. Watch the judgement line rather than following a note all the way down.

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