MIDI capture
Connect a Bluetooth MIDI keyboard for measured practice sessions.
The modern standard for practicing Hanon
Measured Hanon practice for serious pianists.
Practice with Bluetooth MIDI capture, review precision and stability, and build a clear record of progress over time on iPhone and iPad.
Bluetooth MIDI is required for measured practice.
You can still review exercises and notation without a keyboard, but session
scoring, precision, and stability tracking depend on MIDI input.
Exercise 12
Measured session ready
Stable
Precision state
96 BPM
Stable tempo
14 sessions
Practice history
Built for deliberate practice
Review each run with timing and tempo evidence instead of relying on memory and impression.
What it does
A focused practice tool for Hanon technique work.
Session review
Review precision, consistency, and tempo stability after each run.
Practice history
Track repeat work across exercises with mastery and stable tempo history.
How it works
Simple, structured, and built around repetition.
Choose an exercise
Open the Hanon course and set tempo, hands, and repetitions.
Practice with MIDI capture
Connect a Bluetooth MIDI keyboard for measured practice.
Review progress over time
Review precision, tempo stability, and mastery over repeated sessions.
Without MIDI
You can still browse exercises, review notation, and prepare sessions.
- Browse the exercise course
- Review notation
- Set tempo and hand configuration
MIDI is required for measured practice.
Session scoring, precision, and stability tracking depend on MIDI input.
Why it is useful
It adds measurement and continuity to work that is usually tracked by memory alone.
Precision review
Review timing and pitch with more detail than a single score.
Tempo stability
See when a tempo is actually stable enough to hold or advance.
Progress history
Keep a usable record of repeated work across sessions.
Mastery states
Build toward Stable and Mastered through repeated practice.
Focused technique practice on iPhone and iPad
Built for students, teachers, adult learners, and serious pianists who want a measured Hanon workflow.