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What this Virtual Piano is

The Virtual Piano on this page is the PianoPlays web keyboard, loaded from pianoplays.com and built on the Construct 2 engine. It is a musical instrument rather than a game with goals: there is no score, no timer and no level select. The screen shows a long piano keyboard, and every key you hit sounds its note, so you can pick out a melody by ear, work through scales or just play around. PianoPlays also runs a Russian-language copy of the same instrument at ru.pianoplays.com.

Range and sound

The note table inside the build spans the whole range of a concert grand, from the lowest A (A0) up to the top C (C8), and all of those keys are drawn on screen at once. Notes play back from audio sample files that the build stores separately for each octave.

How to play

With a mouse, click any key on the drawn keyboard. The build includes touch input, so on a phone or tablet you can tap the keys with your fingers. On a computer keyboard, four rows of keys are mapped like a small two-octave instrument, with the lower octave on the bottom rows and the upper octave on the top rows:

Keyboard row	Keys	Notes
Bottom letter row (white keys)	Z X C V B N M	C D E F G A B
Middle letter row (black keys)	S D G H J	C# D# F# G# A#
Top letter row (white keys)	Q W E R T Y U I O P	C D E F G A B, then C D E
Number row (black keys)	2 3 5 6 7 9 0	C# D# F# G# A#, then C# D#

Extra keys

• Left and Right arrow keys move the mapped octaves down or up, so the same letters reach lower or higher parts of the keyboard.
• F1 changes the zoom of the on-screen keyboard.
• F2 switches the key map between QWERTY, QWERTZ and AZERTY arrangements, so German and French keyboards get the same note pattern under the fingers.

Tips for practice

• The top letter row from Q to I is a complete C major scale on white keys only; the number keys above it add the sharps and flats.
• The bottom row sits exactly one octave below the top row. Play a bass note on Z to M with the left hand while the right hand carries the tune on Q to P.
• If a tune climbs past P, use the Right arrow to move everything up an octave instead of stretching for keys that are not mapped.
• If the notes seem out of order, for example Y and Z feel swapped, press F2 until the map matches the keyboard in front of you.