Noctave
6 guides · step by step
The Noctave guides
To come back to the piano, learn to read sheet music again and get your keyboard working: what Noctave does, how, and what helps outside the app.
- Add your own piecesYour favorite piece isn't in Noctave? Import its sheet music as MusicXML or MIDI, step by step, or soon photograph it with the Noctave Plus scan, from sheet music you have the right to use.Read the guide
- Connect your piano to a tabletConnect a digital piano or MIDI keyboard to an Android tablet, over USB or Bluetooth MIDI: the cable for each socket, the useful settings in Noctave and the common problems.Read the guide
- Read sheet music as an adultReading music can be learned at any age: the staff, the two clefs, rhythm, key signatures, then the habit of reading every day. A simple method, and what Noctave offers to practice at the keyboard.Read the guide
- From falling notes to sheet musicFalling notes get you playing at once; sheet music lets you read the music. How to move from one to the other, with the synchronized score, fading and score-only mode of Noctave.Read the guide
- Getting back to the pianoYou used to play and the piano is waiting? Get the instrument ready, keep sessions short, start a level lower, refresh your reading, and pick a piece that makes you want to play.Read the guide
- Which piece for your levelEasy, intermediate, advanced, master: the pieces of the Noctave catalog sorted by level, with the journey and the collections, to choose a piece that makes you progress without discouraging you.Read the guide
Play them in Noctave
The score, free. The version that falls in light, in Noctave: the notes come down to your keyboard at your tempo, then fade to leave you the score. Noctave is coming soon to Android: leave your address to hear when it is out.
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