Learn piano free with the Arturia KeyLab Essential 61

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.

You can learn piano for free with your Arturia KeyLab Essential 61 in DOLI PIANO, a browser app with falling notes, songs and short beginner lessons. There's nothing to install, no account and no subscription: plug the keyboard in and start playing.

How to connect your Arturia KeyLab Essential 61

Connect a USB cable to its USB port and to your computer, then open DOLI PIANO in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Allow MIDI access when the browser asks. To check that every key is detected first, use the free MIDI keyboard test.

What works

Falling notes, the song library, your own imported MIDI files and the lessons all work with the Arturia KeyLab Essential 61. The screen shows two octaves; play in the middle of your 61 keys and the display follows the octave you play in. Light-up keys are only available on LUMI Keys and ROLI Piano M, so the notes to play are shown on screen instead.

Tip

Close Analog Lab or any music software before you start, so the browser can use the keyboard.

Ready? Start the free lessons, pick a song or open DOLI PIANO. Other models: all compatible keyboards.