HDpiano

HDpiano

Learn songs on piano fast!

6 ratings
4 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 5, 2022
  • January 9, 2024

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About

Learn to play popular songs on the piano by following along with real instructors, no sheet music required. Access a vast library of hits and try the first part of every song for free. Unlock all lessons with a subscription.

Learn popular hit piano songs
Video lessons from real instructors
No sheet music required
Free access to the first part of every song
Subscription for full song access
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What's New in HDpiano

1.3.2

January 9, 2024

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Subscription plans

Monthly Plan

Monthly plan with unlimited access

$34.991 Month
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User reviews

Awesome, but needs a little help

This app is miles and miles ahead of other apps I’ve tried for piano, and I love it! However, it doesn’t let me save my favorite songs in Favorites which is a bit frustrating when I want to go straight to a particular song to play it. Please fix that and you’ll get five virtual stars on top of the five stars I’ve already left up there!
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Interface is terrible

Love the lessons. But when the looper doesn’t work, and the pause button and playback is all jacked up, it’s no fun had to delete it and find other alternatives.

Fantastic Content some annoying bugs

The quality of the lessons are 5 stars. Tons of great songs! The only problems are bugs that vary on iPhone or IPad. On iPhone sometimes unable to add a song to favorites (it just keeps spinning). Also can’t start a lesson from the favorites list. On iPad it’s impossible to view all the parts, it keeps springing back up to the top of the list. Fix the bugs and it’s 5 stars overall. All is great on the website so mostly I use the PC to learn the songs and mobile apps just for browsing to find and preview lessons. Definitely worth the cost of subscription despite buggy IOS app. I am using IPhone 13 Pro Max and a iPad Pro older 9.7 inch model.
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Solid with a couple bugs

Overall, the app is solid. I’ve had issues with videos continuing to play when the pause button is pushed and the video refreshing in the middle of playing which is an inconvenience. If they fix that, it’s 5 stars from me.

FAQ

How does HDpiano teach piano?

HDpiano teaches piano through video lessons from real instructors, focusing on popular songs. It aims to help users play songs accurately without needing sheet music or private lessons.

Can I try HDpiano before subscribing?

Yes, HDpiano allows you to learn the first part of every song for free. This lets you experience the learning method before committing to a subscription.

What are the subscription costs for HDpiano?

HDpiano offers a Monthly Plan for $34.99 and an Annual Plan for $259.00. These plans grant access to all lessons for all songs.

What devices is HDpiano available on?

HDpiano is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple mobile devices.

How often is HDpiano updated?

The latest version of HDpiano is 1.3.2, and it was last updated on January 9, 2024. Updates typically include new songs and feature improvements.

What is the age rating for HDpiano?

HDpiano has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning piano.

Does HDpiano offer certifications?

The provided information does not mention whether HDpiano offers any formal certifications upon completion of lessons or courses.

What is the user sentiment for HDpiano?

HDpiano has an average rating of 3.3 stars from 6 ratings. This suggests a mixed user reception, with some users finding it effective and others potentially experiencing issues.