A simple 15-minute practice routine for your ROLI or LUMI piano

DOLI PIANO in Guided mode: colored falling notes moving towards a 24-key on-screen piano matching a LUMI Keys keyboard
DOLI PIANO in Guided mode with a connected LUMI Keys: notes fall towards the 24 keys.

A daily 15-minute routine for ROLI and LUMI piano owners: warm-up, new song, hard passage and free play.

3 minutes of warm-up

Play a short exercise from the library to wake up your fingers.

5 minutes on a new song

In Guided mode, learn the next few bars of your current song.

5 minutes on rhythm

Switch to Rhythm mode at a slower speed and play along without stopping.

2 minutes of free play

Use Free mode to improvise or replay your favourite part. Ending on fun keeps you coming back.

Why this routine works

Each part has a purpose: the warm-up prepares your fingers, the new song keeps learning moving, rhythm practice builds steady timing, and free play keeps it fun. Fifteen minutes is short enough to do every day, which matters more than practicing long.

Adapting it to your level

Beginners can spend more time in Guided mode and less in Rhythm mode. If you are working on two hands, use the five minutes of new song to practice each hand separately before combining them. More advanced players can add a scale or a chord exercise to the warm-up.

Track your progress

Note which song and version you practiced and at what speed you played in Rhythm mode. Moving from 50% to 75% to 100% over a week is a clear sign of progress, and seeing it written down is very motivating.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a piano practice session be?

15 minutes a day is a good start; it is better than one long session a week.

What should I practice first?

A short warm-up exercise, then the song you are learning.

Is free play useful?

Yes. It builds familiarity with the keyboard and keeps practice enjoyable.

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