Synthesia is like a game that can help you learn how to play the piano using falling notes.

It reads MIDI files and generates the falling note, and sheet music, display from it.

If you have a keyboard connected to your computer via USB, MIDI cables, or an adapter, then Synthesia reads from it and scores your playing.

Here are some video demos:

Related Hardware:
Cheap Digital Piano Roundup

New in v9

• More languages added
• Window size can now be changed
• Press Alt-Enter to toggle full-screen mode on any monitor.
• Support for the new Synthesia Music Store.

New in v8.3:

• Improved graphical interface
• Organized Song library
• Various screens reworked for improved implementation
• Added new exercises
• Very Quiet metronome option
• Keybiinding changes
• Relaxed timing strictness a bit
• Removed dependence on d3dx9_42.dll in Windows.
• Various bugfies
• Several tweaks and improvements to all play modes.

New in v7.5:

• Competition-ready songs and scoring.
• Revamped track settings saves time with copy and paste settings.
• Better song library performance, especially with big collections.
• Several tweaks and improvements to all play modes.