Drum, finger drumming and keys lessons that sound, score and compete. They open in your computer's browser.
Play now, freeNothing to install, no account to start. On a computer, with Chrome or Edge.
You're on a phone or tablet: to play, open it on a computer.
Tap them, or press the key each pad shows.Tap them, several at once if you like.
Tap it, or press the key each note shows.Tap it, chords included.
This browser doesn't read MIDI controllers; the app reads them in Chrome or Edge. Here you can play with the keyboard or your finger.
The lesson always shows and sounds on the computer. Pick what you play it with.
Plug it in over USB: midiBattle recognizes it, no drivers or setup. Keyboards, pad controllers and electronic drum kits.
Scan the QR code that shows up on the computer and they turn into pads or a piano. The lesson stays on the computer's screen.
To try it right now, with nothing else.
Learn
245 lessons and exercises in grades, played with their band. A placement test sets your level, and every song is learned step by step: slow and by heart, with the guide, with the bass and whole. Every lesson comes with its sheet music to read or print, and on drums and pads you can also play reading it.
League
Every song and every key lesson of the path has its king. Beat whoever is above you, win crowns and climb the League, without waiting for anyone to be online. 76 battles to pick from.
Create
A piano roll to draw in or record while you play, with several tracks: drums, bass, piano and whatever the song adds. It imports .mid files and shares with a link.
XP, ranks, achievements, weekly goals and a map of every day you played.
The same modes, the same scoring and the same path in all three.
The full kit, with the hi-hat pedal and the strength of every hit, on an electronic kit or on pads.
69 lessons
Start with drums
Finger drumming with a step-by-step method, on 8 or 16 pads and with the layout you choose.
83 lessons
Start with pads
Piano and bass on a MIDI keyboard, with one hand or both.
93 lessons
Start with keysWith Chrome or Edge. That's where the lesson shows and sounds.
Or scan the QR code on the screen with your phone or tablet, and use it as the instrument.
Without an account you play 5 lessons per instrument. With a free account, all of them, and you compete in the rankings.
No. The lesson runs on the computer, and you can play it with its keyboard, or with your phone or tablet as pads or a piano, linked with a QR code. With a controller it feels like an instrument.
No. The lesson shows and sounds on the computer; the phone or tablet is the instrument, linked with a QR code.
If it connects over USB and sends MIDI, yes: midiBattle doesn't depend on any model. If a pad doesn't match, you assign it by hitting it.
No. midiBattle is a website: it opens in your computer's browser and, with an account, your progress follows you to any computer.
It's free during the beta. Without an account you play 5 lessons per instrument; with a free account, all of them.
Chrome and Edge on a computer, which read MIDI controllers. Safari and Firefox don't yet. It also works on an Android tablet with Chrome and a controller plugged in over USB. The phone or tablet you use as an instrument only needs its browser.
Every hit is scored at the time you played it. A short calibration also corrects the delay of your setup.
Yes. The path starts at grade 1, with one sound and a steady beat, and goes up one step at a time.
We ask for the minimum for your account, and you can delete it with everything in it whenever you want. The privacy policy explains it.