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• Full 88-key realistic piano keyboard • High-quality physically modeled piano sound • Record and playback performances • Built-in Song Book with interactive learning • Falling notes practice mode with scoring • Adjustable metronome (30–240 BPM) • Sustain pedal and velocity-sensitive keys • Offline experience with no ads or in-app purchases
Play a realistic 88-key piano, record performances, and learn songs offline.
Turn your Android device into a realistic 88-key piano designed for playing, practicing, recording, and learning. Whether you're a beginner learning your first melody or an experienced pianist looking to practice anywhere, Virtual Piano delivers an authentic piano experience with responsive controls, high-quality sound, and powerful learning tools. Everything works completely offline with no ads, no subscriptions, and no account required. Realistic 88-Key Piano Experience a full-size piano keyboard featuring all 88 keys (A0–C8), complete with realistic sound and smooth multi-touch performance. Features include: • Full 88-key piano keyboard • Adjustable keyboard size and scrolling • Multi-touch polyphonic playing • Velocity-sensitive key response • Octave up/down controls • Optional note labels • Sustain pedal support • Fullscreen landscape mode Natural Piano Sound Enjoy rich, expressive piano audio powered by a custom physically-modeled sound engine. Highlights: • Realistic acoustic piano tone • Physically-modeled sound synthesis • Inharmonic partials and natural string resonance • Hammer-noise transients for authentic key attacks • Fast loading after initial sound generation • Adjustable master volume Record Your Performances Capture every performance with accurate timing and expressive dynamics. Recording features: • Record unlimited piano sessions • Playback recordings anytime • Automatic keyboard scrolling during playback • Rename and organize recordings • Delete recordings when no longer needed • Local storage on your device