Piano practice review app
Review piano practice while the performance is still fresh
PianoTrace compares your MIDI performance with an imported digital score so feedback stays attached to the exact measure, phrase, and musical task.
The practice problem
The most useful review happens right after the take
After a practice attempt, players often know something felt unstable but cannot identify which notes, transition, tempo decision, or interruption caused it.
PianoTrace workflow
Turn a MIDI take into visible feedback
When enough performance evidence is available, PianoTrace scores the selected range, annotates relevant score positions, and suggests the next focused action.
How it works
A practice loop built around review
- 01
Import a supported MusicXML or MXL score.
- 02
Choose a measure, phrase, or the complete piece.
- 03
Play the task on a compatible MIDI keyboard.
- 04
Review annotations and continue or return for targeted remediation.
Keep assessment attached to the task
Assessment is tied to the selected range so the intended score and the played result remain in the same context.
Inspect note-level details
Detailed annotations can identify note, rhythm, articulation, dynamics, coordination, pedal, and continuity issues where they occur.
Turn review into the next practice target
Review is most useful when it leads to action. PianoTrace can advance the practice path or return to the relevant measure or phrase for focused work.
FAQ
Common questions
What can PianoTrace show after a practice take?
With sufficient MIDI evidence, PianoTrace can provide measure, phrase, or complete-piece scores plus score annotations and next-step guidance.
Can PianoTrace help with pedal review?
Yes. PianoTrace can review pedal information from MIDI performance data when that data is available from the connected instrument.
How does review connect to practice planning?
A result can move the player forward or return them to the relevant measure or phrase for targeted remediation before continuing.