PianoGo
Learn piano with PianoGo: catalog, imported songs, progress and subscription.
What are PianoGo's learning features?
Practice mode, loop, speed, hands, note names, fingering, metronome: what PianoGo offers to help you learn a song at your own pace.
How does the learning screen work?
Falling notes, keyboard, measure ruler, Practice and Markers panels: a tour of the screen where you play your songs in PianoGo.
How does the PianoGo song catalog work?
Free and Premium catalog, search, difficulty, filter by the size of your keyboard and favorites: find your next song in PianoGo.
Which PianoGo subscription plans are there?
Free account, PianoGo Premium (monthly or yearly with a 7-day trial) and Universe: what each plan includes and how to upgrade.
How do you import a MIDI file into PianoGo?
Add your own MIDI file to your PianoGo catalog, free and without credits: accepted format, maximum size, steps and common problems.
Where can you find MIDI files to import?
How to find a MIDI file for PianoGo, and what to do when the song only exists as audio: transcribing a YouTube link or a file.
Which pianos are compatible with PianoGo?
Digital piano with USB, MIDI or Bluetooth MIDI, acoustic piano with the microphone: check in a minute whether your instrument works with PianoGo.
No piano yet: how do you choose?
Connectivity, number of keys: the criteria for choosing a digital piano or keyboard that works with PianoGo, and how to test before you buy.
Which devices and browsers are compatible with PianoGo?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari: which browser to choose to connect your piano over USB, Bluetooth or with the microphone, and what you need on mobile.