USB MIDI keyboard
The most precise: every note arrives at the exact moment you play it. Okyla recognises the keyboard the next time you plug it in.
What Okyla can do
Sorted by use. Each line says whether it's free or comes with the subscription.
Freefor everyone Subscriptionto go further
The player
Any MIDI file becomes a scene: the keyboard at the bottom, falling notes or sheet music at the top.
- Falling notes or real sheet music, and switching from one to the other mid-playbackFree
- Your .mid, .midi and .kar files, found in your folders or added by handFree
- Public-domain pieces already includedFree
- Track by track: colour, instrument, muted sound, notes or sheet musicSubscription
- Song transposition, tempo and volumeSubscription
- Ensemble score: up to eight staves, one per instrumentSubscription
The path
Domains, chapters, exercises: you move forward one concept at a time, and you see what's done.
- The keyboard tutorials: a synthesized voice explains, the keyboard shows, and it's your turn when the tutorial asksFree
- The first reading chapter in treble clef, around middle CFree
- Every concept: treble clef, bass clef, both hands, rhythm, scales, chordsSubscription
- “My path”: the current step, what comes next, and where you stand in each domainFree
The exercises
Exercises have you play the concepts: reading, rhythm, scales, chords, both hands.
- Each exercise in several sequences: “New sequence” offers another oneFree
- Guided: the piano waits for you if you slip. Performance: you play in tempoFree
- At the end, a detailed result: pitch, timing, duration, hand by handFree
- The exercises of every concept, beyond the first chaptersSubscription
Practise on your songs
Opening and watching a song is free. Having it judged, note by note, comes with the subscription.
- Guided mode: the song waits for you, note after noteSubscription
- Performance mode: the song keeps going, accuracy and steadiness are scoredSubscription
- My loops: pick a passage, from its first bar to its last, and play it againSubscription
- Tempo, transposition and tolerance set for each songSubscription
Keyboard and microphone
Free, all threeThe microphone
For an acoustic piano: Okyla listens to you on the device, for reading, scales and almost all the two-hand exercises. Chords and most rhythm exercises need a USB keyboard. The sound is neither recorded nor sent.
The on-screen keyboard
You play it with your finger: enough to discover the notes and follow the tutorials without an instrument.
Readability
Always freeA beginner should be able to adjust the scene to their eyesight. These settings are never locked.
- Zoom for the scene and the notes
- Keyboard height and width
- Tilt of the notes and the sheet music
- Capsule or cylinder notes
- Names on the keys: solfège or letters, depending on your language
- Falling notes or sheet music, at any time
Profiles and languages
Profiles
Each person who plays on the device keeps their own progress. One profile for free, two with the subscription.
Five languages
French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, German — each with its own note names: Do Ré Mi, C D E, and the German H.
No account, offline
Nothing to create, nothing to connect. Everything stays on your device. Privacy
