Virtual MIDI Keyboard and Online Piano

Yes. It is free, needs no account or download, and runs in your browser.

The popular models from Novation (Launchkey, FLkey), Arturia (KeyLab, MiniLab, KeyStep), Akai (MPK Mini, MPK), M-Audio (Keystation, Oxygen), Native Instruments, Nektar, Korg, Roland and Alesis, plus digital pianos over USB. Any other class-compliant MIDI keyboard works too: its keys play straight away and its knobs and buttons can be learnt.

Yes. Play with the mouse or a touchscreen, or with the computer keyboard: A to K is an octave, W E T Y U are the black keys, and Z and X change octave.

Chrome, Edge and Opera on a computer read MIDI keyboards directly. Safari and Firefox on most systems do not, but the on-screen and computer keys still play there.

Yes. The looper records from your first note, layers overdubs, and saves the loop as a MIDI file you can open in any DAW or notation program.

The page knows the popular keyboards from Novation, Arturia, Akai, M-Audio, Native Instruments, Nektar, Korg, Roland, Alesis and others. When one is plugged in it draws the keyboard at that size, follows its octave buttons, plays its pads as drums on the right channel, and points the knobs, faders and transport buttons at the effects, mixer and looper. Anything it does not know still plays, and any button or knob can be learnt in Controls.

Click or tap the keys, or use the computer keyboard: A to K is one octave of white keys starting at C, the row above (W, E, T, Y, U) holds the black keys, and Z and X move down or up an octave. Pick any of 128 General MIDI instruments from the Sound menu.

Press Loop (or the space bar), then play: recording starts on your first note, and pressing again closes the loop and plays it back. Press again to layer an overdub on top, and save the whole loop as a MIDI file to open in any DAW.

No. The free tools need no account and no download. They run in your browser, and nothing you play or drop in is uploaded.

Yes, in any current mobile browser. MIDI keyboards and pad controllers need Chrome, Edge or Opera, on a computer or an Android phone.

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