![]() ![]() FlashmusicgamesNo music stave but the Flashmusicgames piano (again downloadable) lets you set the duration of the notes played, in milliseconds (default is 100 ms), if you prefer less sustain per note than Ababasoft's piano.ģ. Double left or right arrow buttons move you along horizontally one stack at a time, and what you hear is always what's in the middle stack at the time.Ģ. Sound's a bit too sustained for my taste, but that's just a quibble.Ībabasoft also have a " chord piano" (again downloadable) which lets you hear your part against other people's (in vertically stacked boxes) - click in a box, then click the keyboard to set the note for that box. is self-evident, you can set the speed so it plays back faster or slower. You can click on several keys in a row (including rests if desired) and they'll show up in the stave below the Play button then replays all of them - good for learning a sequence of notes, and Loop will repeat it over and over to really get the pitches into your head. ![]() Ababasoft Virtual keyboard and free downloadable Flash version (just rightclick that link to save it to your computer in future, doubleclick the saved. this pic or this more comprehensive one)ġ. (For those who don't play the piano, there are lots of diagrams on the Net of which keys on the keyboard correspond to which notes on the music staff, see e.g. Here are some examples of free online piano keyboards available through your web browser via the Flash technology or a Java applet (which all modern web browsers can handle) two can record and play back a series of notes, one of them can even be downloaded to your computer (whether desktop, laptop or notebook) and then played offline without any internet connection! They're meant for educational games, teaching piano rather than choral or vocal lines, but are in fact very handy for vocalists too. All you need is a computer with soundcard and speakers or headphones / earphones. A tip: virtual piano keyboards can be useful if you're a singer trying to learn a part from a score (whether for choir, opera, musical theatre, pop or rock) but you don't have access to a musical instrument. ![]()
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