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Turn your piano playing into falling notes and sheet music.

Drop in a video or recording of your playing. songfall does the rest.

Arabesque No. 1Debussy

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How it works

  1. 01Drop in a fileA video or recording of your playing, from your phone or computer.
  2. 02 listensThe notes, both hands, the chords and the key.
  3. 03Play it or print itLearn it with falling notes, play along, or print the score.

Learn it

Watch the notes fall onto the keys, as slowly as you like.

Arabesque No. 1 in Play mode: falling notes over a keyboard, with outlined hands in each hand's colour and the sheet below.
  • Watch, Play and ReadSwitch between the video, the falling notes and the sheet.
  • Eight looksPlain, Anime, Night, Sunset, Pop, Arcade, Black and Mono.
  • Note and chord namesOn the notes and above the keys, spelt for the key.
  • TransposeUp to 11 semitones either way. The sheet and the exports follow.
  • Slow it downFrom 50% to 120% speed, with the pitch kept.
  • Loop a passageDrag across the bars to repeat them.
  • Metronome and count-inClicks with the song, with one or two bars in.
  • Play along with the originalMix the recording with a sampled piano, or a band’s separated parts.
  • Band recordingssongfall pulls the piano out of a band or a singer’s track.
  • Hands from the videoProWatches the pianist’s hands to tell left from right.

Practise it

One hand, then the other, then both, at a speed you can manage.

The practice panel beside the falling notes: passage, hands and speed trainer.
  • One hand at a timeLeft, right, then both, with the other hand muted.
  • Speed trainerStarts at 60% and adds 5% for every clean pass.
  • Wait modeThe notes wait for you, on a MIDI keyboard or through the microphone.
  • Every pass markedMissed and wrong notes show on the roll, with a chart of recent passes.
  • Practice logMinutes this week, bars learned and your streak.

Read itIn the works

Sheet music engraved from what songfall heard.

Arabesque No. 1 in Read mode: the engraved sheet with fingering numbers.
  • Sheet musicBoth hands on a grand staff, black on white.
  • FingeringA finger number over every note.
  • Follows alongThe sheet keeps up with playback, one or two pages at a time.
  • PrintPrint the sheet on any plan.
  • PDF, MIDI and MusicXMLProTake it into your own notation app, in any key.

Fix it

Correct what songfall got wrong, and the sheet rebuilds itself.

  • Edit modeA fourth mode, with the notes and the sheet side by side.
  • Change any notePitch, timing, length, hand, finger and loudness, or add a note.
  • Edit a passageSelect a box of notes to copy, transpose, snap to the beat or move to the other hand.
  • Key, tempo and barsSet the key, tempo and time signature, and move barlines.
  • Check the doubtful notesStep through the notes songfall was least sure of.
  • Saves as you goEvery edit is saved. Undo any of them, or go back to the original.

Share itPro

Turn a passage of your own playing into a video for Reels, TikTok or Shorts.

Video studio: a vertical clip split between the performance and the falling notes, with a TikTok preview over it and settings for layout, look, hands, hand colours, chord names, background and platform.
  • Video studioPick a passage on the waveform and render it on your device.
  • Three shapesVertical 9:16, square, or wide 16:9.
  • Your lookAny look, with note names or finger numbers.
  • Saved videosA Videos page keeps every video, ready to export again.
  • Cuts and crossfadesJoin passages of a song, and export whole songs.
  • ReframeCrop and zoom, or follow the pianist’s hands.
  • Mix and speedSet the stems and the speed for each video.
  • No watermarkTurn the watermark off.

Plans

Start free, and upgrade when you need more.

FeatureFreePro
Transcription minutes a month10120
Longest song5 min20 min
Falling notes, sheet music and practice
Piano separated from band recordings
Edit modeIn the works
Hands from the video-
ExportsPrintPrint, PDF, MIDI, MusicXML
Video studio-

Short a few minutes? Top-up packs work on either plan.

Questions

What can I convert?

Audio or video files of solo piano, or a band recording with piano. You need the rights to what you upload: your own playing, a public-domain piece in your own recording, or music you have permission to use.

How accurate is it?

Best on a clear solo piano recording. A noisy room, a band or a singer makes it harder.

When can I use it?

Soon. Join the waitlist and you'll be among the first in.

Do I need a piano?

No. Watch, listen and read along on any screen.

What happens to my email?

We only use it to tell you when songfall opens. Reply any time to leave the list.

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