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PianoWizard

中文 | English

PianoWizard: An Automatic Piano-playing Software on Android

光遇

元梦之星

逆水寒

逆水寒

哈利波特：魔法觉醒

完美钢琴

浏览乐谱

演奏设置

Video Demonstrations

Download

https://url56.ctfile.com/d/62103256-63818110-e3e527?p=2624

Password: 2624

  • The idiot version comes with sheet music and can be decompressed with one click without the need for manual decompression.
  • The ordinary version requires you to decompress the sheet music by yourself.

Functional Features

  1. Fully customizable key layouts, which theoretically apply to all games.

    • For example, in "Sky: Children of the Light", there are only 15 keys, with the lowest note being C and going up to C two octaves higher.
    • The piano in "Fun Party" has 21 keys, which are the natural notes of three octaves.
    • The piano in "Harry Potter: Magic Awakened" has 36 keys and contains semitones, which is the equal temperament of three octaves.
    • Something special about "Justice Online" is that apart from the keyboards mentioned above, some of its instruments are not even based on the C key, such as the flute and the Xiao. There may be a few more or fewer low notes. And this can be solved by setting the key offset, so PianoWizard is also applicable to "Justice Online".

  2. Transposition can be set. Some sheet music cannot be played completely on certain keyboards, such as the 15-key and 21-key ones. These keyboards don't have semitones. PianoWizard will try to find a suitable transposition to play the song on the current keyboard.

  3. It supports playing chords. Chords can be understood as pressing multiple keys simultaneously.

  4. It supports converting sheet music from SkyStudio.

  5. It supports adjusting the playback speed and three different click modes: tap, hold, and continuous click.

  6. It supports converting Midi files.

  7. It supports setting the pre-play and post-play durations and hiding the control window.

Others

Currently, PianoWizard only has the basic automatic playing function. More functions will be developed in the future. The functions that have been planned so far are:

  1. Support for manually creating sheet music (numbered musical notation).
  2. Support for a simple online sheet music search service.

Problems Encountered

  1. The Gu Zheng in "Justice Online" is really laggy and often disrupts the rhythm of the music. That is, sometimes there is a delay, causing it to combine with the next syllable.
  2. In "Fun Party", the same key cannot be pressed continuously in a short period of time. You can try it yourself. If you quickly press a key three times, it will only sound twice.
  3. So far, there haven't been any problems encountered in "Sky: Children of the Light", "Heartbeat Town", and "Harry Potter: Magic Awakened".
  4. "Genshin Impact", "Identity V", and other games haven't been tested yet.

Sheet music grammar

// Sheet music: Brother John

// This is a single-line comment

/*
 This is a block comment
*/

// The content of comments will be ignored and is used to provide explanations or remarks for the sheet music content.
// The sheet music allows adding whitespace characters at any position to make it look more comfortable.

[ 1=C, 4/4, 120 ]         // Key signature, time signature, beats per minute.
                          // The key signature can be C, D, E, F, G, A, B.
                          // It can be used in combination with accidentals, such as C#, Db.

1, 2, 3, 1,               // 1 represents "do", 2 represents "re", and so on.
1, 2, 3, 1,               // Each beat is separated by a comma.
3, 4, 5*2,                // 5*2 means the duration of the beat of the note 5 is multiplied by 2.
3, 4, 5*2,
5/2, 6/2, 5/2, 4/2, 3, 1, // 5/2 means the duration of the beat of the note 5 is divided by 2.
5/2, 6/2, 5/2, 4/2, 3, 1,
1, 5-1, 1*2,              // 5-1 means the beat of the note 5 needs to be lowered by one octave.
                          // Similarly, 5+1 means it needs to be raised by one octave.
1, 5-, 1*2,               // When raising or lowering by one octave, the number 1 can be omitted.
                          // Here, 5- is the same as 5-1.

0*8,                      // 0 represents a rest or a pause.

// Chords use the & symbol to combine notes, for example:
1 & 2- & 3+2 *2,
// It means there are three notes in this beat, which are "do", "re" lowered by one octave, and "mi" raised by two octaves respectively.
// The final *2 means the duration of this beat needs to be multiplied by 2.

// When the duration multiplier is not an integer, multiply it by a fraction, for example, to represent a duration of one third:
7 * 1/3, 7 / 3,

// To represent a duration of two thirds:
7 * 2/3,

// Use the # symbol to raise by a half step:
1#,

// To raise by two half steps:
1#2,

// Use the b symbol to lower by a half step:
2b,

// To lower by two half steps:
2b2,

// To raise by one octave and lower by a half step:
3+b, 3b+,