SeeMusic App

How are piano tutorial videos with falling notes made?

Piano tutorial videos are created using MIDI performance data, which contains the exact notes and timing of the music. A piano visualizer converts this data into animated notes aligned to the song. SeeMusic records MIDI directly from a keyboard or imports a MIDI file, then renders the finished video with effects and synced footage in one workflow.

What is MIDI? Do I need a MIDI file to make a piano video?

MIDI is performance data — it records which notes were played, when they start, and how long they last. SeeMusic uses MIDI data to generate falling-note piano visualizer and tutorial videos. To create a video, you need MIDI information. You can record MIDI directly inside SeeMusic, import an existing MIDI file, or convert an acoustic piano performance to MIDI using ai-midi.com.

How do I record MIDI for a piano visualization video?

Connect a MIDI keyboard or digital piano and record directly inside SeeMusic. Your performance is captured and ready to render as a piano tutorial or performance video. You can also import an existing MIDI file or convert audio to MIDI.

Do I need a MIDI keyboard to use SeeMusic?

No. You can import existing MIDI files or convert a recorded performance to MIDI. A keyboard is only needed if you want to record directly inside the app.

Is SeeMusic free?

SeeMusic is free to download with all features available. The free version renders videos with a watermark so you can try everything first. A subscription removes the watermark: $8.99/month or $79.99/year.