Make every piano practice session more focused, rewarding, and fun.
Arpevio is a free piano practice app for playing real songs with instant feedback. Choose from a built-in collection of around 40 000 songs or upload your own MusicXML sheet music, connect your MIDI piano or keyboard, and start practicing. Arpevio follows your performance through MIDI in real time, compares each note you play with the sheet music, and helps you improve note by note.
Not sure what to learn next? Listen to a song before you start practicing, hear how it should sound, then jump into the lesson when you're ready.
Arpevio also includes two dedicated training modes. Note Reading helps you practice recognizing notes on the staff. Note Duration helps you practice holding notes for the correct length, with customizable tempo, time signatures, note values, and an optional metronome.
Track your scores, build daily practice streaks, monitor your progress over time, and compete on leaderboards. Whether you're learning a new piece, mastering a difficult passage, or practicing your favorite songs from your own MusicXML collection, Arpevio keeps every practice session engaging and productive.
Use Arpevio to:
- Practice real piano songs for free.
- Play with interactive sheet music.
- Get instant feedback from your MIDI keyboard.
- Practice reading notes with a dedicated drill.
- Practice holding notes for the correct length, with customizable tempo, time signatures, note values, and an optional metronome.
- Track scores and progress over time.
- Build daily practice streaks.
- Compete on leaderboards.
- Choose from around 40 000 built-in songs.
- Upload your own MusicXML sheet music.
- Listen to songs before practicing.
- Repeat tricky sections until they feel comfortable.
Live feedback requires a MIDI piano or MIDI keyboard.
Arpevio is built for people who want focused piano practice, not passive video lessons. It helps you learn songs by playing them, seeing what went right, and improving one practice session at a time.
I have a Bluetooth midi keyboard Yamaha portable grand DGX-670 but when I try to make it connect to my phone it’s connected but the app doesn’t recognize it
Developer Response
Hi Rinkyus,Thank you for your feedback, and we’re sorry for the confusion.The Yamaha DGX‑670’s built-in Bluetooth supports audio only and doesn’t transmit MIDI notes. This is why your iPhone can show the piano as connected while Arpevio cannot detect the keys you play.To use your DGX‑670 with Arpevio, please connect it through the piano’s USB TO HOST port or use a compatible Bluetooth MIDI adapter such as the Yamaha UD‑BT01.You can find more information in Yamaha’s documentation:https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/pianos/p_series/dgx-670/features.htmlhttps://manual.yamaha.com/mi/common/iphone_ipad_connect/en/iphone_ipad_connect_en_om_j0_005.htmlIf you’re already using a USB cable or MIDI adapter and still experiencing this issue, please contact us at support.arpevio@gmail.com. We’ll be happy to help you get connected.
Improved onboarding
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