Pianolyze Preview
Free to try
See what Pianolyze does with your own recording.
- 1 recording, up to 45s
- 5 questions
- No card required
See inside the music.
Upload any recording to separate the instruments, see the notes, slow down passages, and more. Ask questions about the harmony, bass line, rhythm, phrasing, or whatever else catches your ear.
Try the first 45 seconds of your first recording free. No card required.
Explore any song, note by note.
See the melody, bass line, and voicings as the recording plays, with a different color for each instrument.
What happens in this demo
The recording plays while detected notes move across the piano roll. A vertical playhead marks the current position, and the corresponding piano keys light up. Notes for each instrument appear on separate rows when the overlapping-notes option is enabled.
Start with a free preview.
Buy a Song Pass for one full recording, or choose a monthly plan. Every plan includes instrument isolation, slow playback, looping, MIDI export, and an allowance of AI questions.
Pianolyze Song Pass
$1.99 one time
One full recording, whenever you want one.
- 1 recording, up to 10 minutes
- 10 questions
- Never expires
Pianolyze Pro
$9.99/month
10 recordings a month
$1.00/recording when you use all 10
For regular practice and transcription.
- Up to 10 minutes each
- 50 questions a month
Pianolyze Pro+
$19.99/month
25 recordings a month
$0.80/recording when you use all 25
For teaching, arranging, and frequent use.
- Up to 10 minutes each
- 125 questions a month
Frequently asked questions.
You can upload solo performances or full songs. Pianolyze separates vocals, bass, drums, guitar, piano, and other sounds so you can solo or mute each part. It transcribes the pitched parts into notes; drums are available for playback but do not get a note transcription. Some instruments may remain grouped together.
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