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Pianolo Music

Pianolo Music

Play piano, guitar & more!

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 17, 2011
  • December 2, 2024

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Michael Stoeckli
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About

Explore your musical creativity with a versatile instrument simulator. Play piano, guitar, and more with intuitive controls and multiple specialized modes for solo or duet performances. Offers a delightful audio and visual experience for music lovers.

✓Six virtual instruments
✓Traditional play mode
✓Multiplayer duet mode
✓Mixed mode for simultaneous instruments
✓Four-octave piano mode
✓Intuitive octave switching
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What's New in Pianolo Music

4.0.0

December 2, 2024

Enjoy smoother performance, a refreshed design, and exciting improvements to enhance your experience. We’ve fine-tuned the app and fixed bugs to keep everything running seamlessly. Update now and take your music to the next level!

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User reviews

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And I play the saxophone

Because I want to play the sax, a boom
Sebastian chavez bastiySebastian chavez bastiy

unrealistic & hard to identify

The notes are SUPER long and unrealistic and the ads get in the way of the piano. I cant even identify which notes are actually on the violin, not just sounding like violin.
positivitymakesadaybetterpositivitymakesadaybetter

It seems like the put effort in to it

What you could add is like what other people said is sustain where the longer you press the longer the note also the other instruments dont really sound realistic.
The octave scroll bar is nice but maybe you could make it in smaller increments because with new iphones you have the tap on the top so it is hard to play. But overall not too bad
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WeremooseWeremoose

Good but…

… doesn’t make any sound which is the whole point.
15121421441iSina15121421441iSina

Worst musical app ever

I got really interested in the app but it so bad I want to give this a 0
This app is garbage!
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FAQ

What can I do with Pianolo Music?

Pianolo Music allows you to play six different virtual musical instruments on your iOS device, including piano, guitar, flute, violin, e-guitar, and saxophone. It offers traditional play modes, as well as specialized modes for multiplayer duets, playing two instruments simultaneously, and a dedicated four-octave piano mode.

What instruments are available in Pianolo Music?

The app features a piano with six octaves, and a flute, violin, guitar, e-guitar, and saxophone, each with four octaves. This variety allows for diverse musical exploration and practice.

Is Pianolo Music free to use?

The application is free to download and use, but it does include in-app purchases and advertisements. Specific features or expanded functionalities may require these in-app purchases.

What devices is Pianolo Music compatible with?

Pianolo Music is designed for iOS devices. Some of its advanced features, such as the three special modes (Multiplayer, Mixed, and Four-octave), are specifically available for iPad due to technical requirements.

Can I play with friends using Pianolo Music?

Yes, Pianolo Music offers a Multiplayer mode that allows two players to play musical instruments together, making it ideal for practicing duets. Each player gets their own keyboard to control instruments and octaves independently.