Free for Windows 11
Import a MIDI file, watch a 3D pianist perform it in the scene you choose, and render the performance as an MP4 video.
Pick a stage, set the weather and the time of day, color each hand's notes, and fly the camera to any angle. The fingering is worked out automatically.
Free on the Microsoft Store. No account needed.
Open a .mid or .midi file. The app splits it into tracks and gives them to the pianist’s hands. You can change them at any time.
A 3D pianist plays your song with automatic fingering. Follow along on the piano roll, change the tempo and mute tracks.
Export an MP4 at 24, 30 or 60 fps. Render the whole song or only part of it.
Set the scene before you render.
Notes fall down lanes onto the keys the pianist plays, and glow as each one is held.
Clear, partly cloudy, overcast, foggy, light snow or a thunderstorm. The ground gets wet, puddles form and snow settles.
Drag the clock from sunrise to midnight and the light follows. Stop the sun at golden hour for your video.
An upright piano, a falling-notes stage indoors, and one under the open sky. Switch scenes and your song stays loaded where you left it.
Choose a color for each hand and two for the scene. Keys, falling notes, effects and the piano roll all match.
Fly, orbit, pan and zoom like a film camera, then render your video from the view you set.
Performance videos ready to upload.
Widescreen videos for YouTube, up to 4K.
1080×1920 for Shorts, Reels and other vertical feeds.
1080×1080 for square posts.
Monetize your videos on YouTube or use them in client work.
Coming soon
Updates arrive free through the Microsoft Store. Coming next: drummers and more scenes, audio and YouTube import, playing, learning and recording with a MIDI keyboard, camera moves in videos, a note editor, and Mac and mobile versions.
Wishlist on Steam to follow along.
Runs on Windows 11 (64-bit) with a DirectX 12 graphics card. Full requirements
Install the free app, import a MIDI file and render your first video in minutes.