Hyper Flow Piano vs Keystrike

Hyper Flow Piano turns scale and chord practice into something you actually want to do. As well as many other practise exercises for learning the piano Connect a MIDI keyboard, choose your key and mode, and play — the app gives you instant visual feedback on every note, so you always know exactly where you are and what comes next. No waiting for a teacher to correct you. No guessing. Just play, see, improve. What you can practise: Scales across all 12 keys and 7 modes, plus harmonic and melodic minor Arpeggios and chord inversions Chords and their voicings Ear training for intervals, chord quality and modes Harmony Scales — an exercise mode that combines left-hand scale degrees with right-hand arpeggios, with visual bloom animations as you play Built around ABRSM grades Every scale, arpeggio and chord is mapped to ABRSM grade requirements, so your practice always counts towards your next exam. Correct fingering, always visible Proper fingering is shown for every scale in every key — so you build good habits from the start, not bad ones you have to unlearn later. Why it works Most people struggle with scales not because they lack talent, but because traditional practice gives you no feedback until something goes wrong. Hyper Flow Piano shows you what's happening in real time, so your brain stays engaged and progress happens faster. Requirements A MIDI keyboard or digital piano with USB MIDI output is recommended to use the app. Most modern keyboards are compatible. Can also be used with an acoustic piano but this is not as accurate.

Build a piano practice habit you can hear. Keystrike brings graded lessons, sight-reading and real pieces together in an iPad-first workspace. KNOW WHAT TO PRACTICE NEXT Follow a daily plan that brings together your next lesson and focused work on difficult passages. Track completed lessons, retained skills and practice time. Progress means music learned, not points collected. PLAY, READ AND LISTEN • Follow graded lessons from your first notes through more advanced skills. • Practice sight-reading, rhythm, ear training, scales and chords. • Read engraved sheet music or follow falling notes. • Slow pieces down, practice hands separately and repeat sections. • Import your own MIDI files and turn them into playable sheet music. • Record practice and export MIDI. CHOOSE YOUR INSTRUMENT Use a compatible USB or Bluetooth MIDI keyboard for precise note input, or start with the on-screen piano. Acoustic mode records your piano performance for on-device analysis after you finish. Recognition varies with your piano and room; MIDI is recommended for precise chord and two-hand tracking. THREE DAYS TO EXPLORE New users get three days of full access. After the trial, Ode to Joy remains playable. A single in-app purchase unlocks the full app. No subscription and no automatic charge when the trial ends. Existing seven-day trials keep their original expiry. Restore an existing purchase from Settings. MADE FOR FOCUSED PRACTICE iPad first, also available on iPhone and Mac. No account, advertising or tracking. Your recordings and progress stay on your device, with backup and export options. Available in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Hindi. Keystrike's grades describe its own learning progression; they are not an external examination qualification.