DOLI PIANO vs flowkey

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.

flowkey teaches with videos of a real pianist's hands next to sheet music, and most of its songs require a subscription. DOLI PIANO is free and uses falling notes and light-up keys on LUMI Keys and ROLI Piano M.

	DOLI PIANO	flowkey
Price	Free	Subscription, with a few free songs
Account	Not needed	Required
How notes are shown	Falling notes	Video of real hands and sheet music
Light-up keys on LUMI	Yes	No
Songs fit 24 keys	Yes, every song	No, most are written for a full piano
Import your own MIDI files	Yes	No

Which one should you choose?

Choose flowkey if you have a full-size piano and want to learn from sheet music and video. Choose DOLI PIANO if you play on LUMI Keys or ROLI Piano M and prefer falling notes and lit keys, for free.

Frequently asked questions

Is DOLI PIANO a free alternative to flowkey?

Yes. DOLI PIANO is free, with no account. It uses falling notes instead of sheet music, and every song fits on 24 keys.

Does flowkey work on a 24-key keyboard?

It can read a MIDI keyboard, but most flowkey songs are written for a full piano and go beyond two octaves.

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