You can use this! 7 recommended piano apps for Android

Piano is the most common musical instrument that plays sounds of various pitches.

However, even if you think ``I want to try playing the piano,' ' pianos are quite expensive.

There are many problems that need to be resolved in order to prepare a piano, such as not only the price, but also the location, the noise problem to the neighbors, etc.

The recent advances in technology are amazing, and there are now many apps that allow you to easily and accurately play the piano on your smartphone or tablet.

With this, you can prepare quickly even when you're out and you want to play the piano or copy the current sound by ear.

This time, we will introduce 7 recommended piano apps that can be used on Android smartphones.

7.Virtual piano trainer (for practice)

Virtual Piano Trainer is an app for piano practice.

In this app, randomly created notes are written in the staff notation.

The idea is to play the notes written on the

If you are not good at reading music scores, we recommend practicing with this app.

When you first start this app, you can adjust the keyboard label, number of octaves, etc. from the "Option" button in the middle.

There are three levels of difficulty, and the number of keys changes depending on the level of difficulty.

It's simple and simple, but considering that you can practice reading music scores for free on your Android smartphone, I think it's a good enough app.

6. Best piano lessons (for practice/performance)

"Best Piano Lesson" can be played by selecting from two modes.

First, when you play a simple song included, the keyboard lights up according to the sound. This mode allows you to imitate the song once it has finished playing.

The other mode is free play mode.

A feature of this app you can record your own performance .

You can also add a list of playable songs by searching for "google play."

5. Real Piano Teacher (for lectures, practice, and performance)

It's an app called "Real Piano Teacher"...or rather, "Real Piano Teacher."

This app includes

• "Study" mode to learn basic piano knowledge such as finger numbers and how to read sheet music
• "Game" mode where you play by matching the timing of your touches.
• "Free" mode

You can play from three types.

The "Research" mode teaches you the basics of piano in more detail than other apps.

However, as you can see from the title "Real Piano Teacher," most of the words are originally English words that have been "directly translated using Google Translate, etc."

There may be some parts that are a little difficult to read compared to Japanese apps. The quality is not bad, but...

4.Piano melody free (for practice/performance)

Piano Melody Free is a piano app that not only supports multi-touch, but also includes notes and glissando.

The app contains over 600 songs in various genres.

You can play a melody and color the keyboard to match it, or you can hide it so you can practice copying by ear.

3.My Piano (for performance)

"My Piano" the most recommended piano app for .

Compatible with multi-touch, 8 types of effects, and octave layout can be changed, and you can use these for recording and playback.

Also, the interface is very simple and easy to operate.

If you are using an app on your smartphone or tablet for performance purposes, please try using this app.

2.Pianist HD:Piano+ (for practice/performance)

"Piano+" one of the most popular piano apps .

Once you play it, you'll realize that it's a very easy-to-understand app that has been carefully crafted down to the smallest detail.

First, you can change the notation of "DoReMiFaSolacid".

It also includes 128 musical MIDI instruments and over 12 studio-quality voices.

You can also slow down or speed up songs when playing them with this app.

There is a wide variety of songs (scores) included, even if they are free, and you can download the ones you like from within the app, but some songs are paid.

You can enjoy it for free, and it's extremely cheap compared to buying a piano, so I personally think it's worth paying for it.

1.Perfect Piano (for practice and performance)

one of the popular piano apps along with "Piano+" .

The keyboard itself consists of 88 keys, and you can display any part of them on the screen at any size you like. .

There are 20 types of sound sources such as music boxes, synthesizers, and classical grand pianos.

Also, the fact that the app has a metronome is highly rated.

Furthermore, on tablets with larger screens, you can split the screen vertically into two as shown in the image above.

Perfect Piano includes USB MIDI keyboard support and MIDI and ACC recording capabilities. This feature is not very common.

It's basically free, but there are charges for purchasing some sheet music.

Extra edition.Piano Tiles 2™ (game)

the most popular piano game for Android on Google's play store with around 600 million users .

In 2015, it was ranked number one in the mobile game category.

This game is not a game where you actually press the keys to play, but a so-called rhythm game where you tap your fingers in time with the rhythm of the falling tiles.

You won't improve your piano skills or gain any knowledge by playing this game, but you will learn sounds.

In fact, the sound quality of this game is so great that just playing this game makes you feel like you're actually playing.

Why not use it as a way to take a break from practicing or to motivate yourself to play the piano?