Make solo piano practice more productive.
Plug in your MIDI keyboard and PianoPal tracks notes, timing, attempts, corrections, and key velocity. Use that data to fix repeatable mistakes between lessons, then bring musical questions and recordings to your teacher.
What PianoPal measures
We're honest about what works today vs. what's coming. Nothing here is simulated — the "available today" list runs live in the demo below.
Available today
- Wrong & missing notes per attempt
- Timing accuracy (inter-note steadiness)
- Attempt tracking with fix-history per note
- Dynamics via key velocity (pp → ff)
Coming soon
Roadmap- Articulation detection (legato vs. staccato)
- Pedal analysis (sustain timing & overlap)
- Acoustic pianos via audio-to-MIDI
- Teacher-reviewed feedback prepared from approved guidance
How it fits your lessons
PianoPal helps you act on your teacher's instructions during the hours you practise alone. It organizes repeatable MIDI patterns; your teacher remains responsible for interpretation, sound, and final musical feedback.
- 1Teacher assigns bars — the piece, hand, tempo, and focus.
- 2You practice in PianoPal — attempts, dynamics, fix-tracking.
- 3PianoPal prepares an attempt summary for you and your teacher.
- 4Your teacher reviews the evidence and gives the final musical feedback.
Try guided MIDI practice
Plug in a MIDI keyboard or use the on-screen one to see how PianoPal tracks repeatable note and timing patterns between lessons.
MIDI practice
8-note target phrase- 1AI analyzes your MIDI practice (notes, timing, dynamics via velocity, articulation via note overlap — works today).
- 2Your teacher listens to the audio and gives real feedback.
- 3The AI learns your teacher's style to draft better feedback (coming soon).
- 4Acoustic piano? Audio-to-MIDI support coming soon.
PianoPal is included with every MusicPal institution seat.
Set up your school or studio in three steps and PianoPal comes with it — no extra license, no separate roster.