ss [s^] h y g f sfg
yes, just ss [s^] h y g f sfg.
good piano
Author Comments
Ever want to play the piano on your computer? No? You're no fun :(
With this interactive toy, you, too can be Mozart!
Controls:
Use the middle row of the keyboard as the piano keys. To send the notes up one octave, hold down the SHIFT key. C' is provided in octave 1 for your convenience.
You can also use the onscreen keyboard with a mouse or other pointing device.
Press the music note button to get the notes to one of three songs:
Jingle Bells
Happy Birthday
Frere Jaques
The songs are provided in keyboard form for keyboard use and note form for pointing device use.
The piano keys are label with the actual note name and the keyboard letter it corresponds to.
Thank you for playing, I hope you enjoyed your time with "Flash Piano"!
Needs work
Pretty nice keyboard, I liked how it spans two octaves and included a small lesson on each song. Graphics could improve though, i didn't like how the black keys were too small: it was pretty hard to play by mouse because of that.
The metronome was a nice addition, but should be expanded to different tempos.
I liked how you could play by keyboard, but the higher keys that needed a shift was confusing. It was incorrect with properly playing piano.
I felt that, in the lessons, you should have replaced the letters with the actual notes, so the person who wants to play a song can easily transfer notes onto a real piano.
You should also highlight the notes when played, and include the highlighted notes in the lesson as well.
oh lawl.
Dude, I was making art with it up one octave and I accidentally pressed A, and I lost my spot! DAMN!
Fun game though, great little timewaster.
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this is a great piano simulation. or whatever its called.
PERFECT
its what ive been looking for all day, i cant find a good piano simulator on here untill now!
Adam's Song-Blink 182
a,s,d,f,a,s,a