PianoSheet AI: Song to Sheet

PianoSheet AI: Song to Sheet

Read and play any song easily

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  • Released
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  • August 7, 2026
  • August 24, 2026

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PianoSheet AI turns music into piano sheet music you can actually play — and then helps you play it. THREE DIFFICULTIES, ONE SLIDER Every piece comes in three versions. Easy is a single melody line with a simple bass. Medium adds left-hand chords. Original is the full arrangement. Switch between them any time — the same song grows with you. BRING MUSIC IN, FIVE WAYS • Paste a song link • Upload an audio file (MP3, WAV, M4A) • Record your own piano and get the sheet back • Import a MIDI file — instant, offline, free • Import MusicXML or .mxl from MuseScore and other notation apps PRACTICE THAT WAITS FOR YOU Turn your phone sideways and the sheet sits above a piano keyboard. Wait Mode holds the music until you play the right note, so you are never chasing a recording. Slow the tempo, loop a hard bar, practise one hand at a time. Play on the on-screen keyboard, or connect a MIDI piano. KNOW WHAT WENT WRONG After each run you get a plain-language report: which bars you missed, whether you rushed or dragged, which hand needs work. No music theory required. A DAILY PLAN Tell the app how many minutes a day you have. It splits the song into sections and builds a day-by-day plan: hands separately first, then together slowly, then up to tempo. Learning one song for a wedding or a proposal? Event Mode works backwards from your date. 100 PIECES INCLUDED A shelf of real classical repertoire — engraved by human typesetters, public domain or CC-BY, never auto-transcribed. Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Schumann, Burgmüller, Joplin, Satie, Grieg, Tchaikovsky. Works without a real piano. The on-screen keyboard is a complete fallback. — SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS PianoSheet Pro is available as a monthly subscription at $6.99 and a yearly subscription at $49.99. The yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial; if you subscribe during the trial, it converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal in your Apple Account settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when you purchase a subscription. Terms of Use: https://velorahealth.io/pianosheet/terms Privacy Policy: https://velorahealth.io/pianosheet/privacy Support: https://velorahealth.io/pianosheet/support
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What's New in PianoSheet AI

1.3

August 24, 2026

Adding a song from a link is clearer now: • A new ? button next to the link box walks you through where a link comes from — find the song, tap Share, copy the link — with a short animation of the three steps. • It also suggests looking for a piano version of the song you want, which is what gives you the most accurate sheet music. Recording your own piano just got a lot less unforgiving: • If a recording comes out very quiet, PianoSheet now tells you and lets you decide — keep it or record again. It used to delete quiet takes without asking, which meant a real performance played softly, or picked up from across the room, was thrown away with no way to argue. • When a recording genuinely has no piano in it, you now get the advice that actually helps — move closer, or turn your keyboard up — instead of being sent off to look for a piano cover. Practice fixes: • Changing the tempo during the count-in no longer starts you partway into the section and marks the notes you never reached as missed. • Changing the tempo during the count-in now re-times the rest of the count itself, so "1… 2… 3… Go" and the metronome both run at the speed you just picked instead of the old one. Everything else: • Reminders are now capped at three a week in total. A practice plan, a daily study schedule and a streak used to each stay under that limit separately, which added up to far more notifications than intended. • Your weekly streak now forgives exactly one missed week, which is what the grace week was always meant to mean. A missed goal followed by a skipped week is two stumbles, and no longer passes as one. • "Try again" is no longer offered on conversions that could never succeed on a second attempt — a track that is too long stays too long. The options that can actually help are shown instead. • Fixed the free conversion being spent incorrectly: it is no longer charged for a conversion your subscription already paid for, and a conversion that fails on our side no longer uses it up. • Conversions that stall on the server now report a clear failure instead of leaving a card spinning forever.

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