Real Piano™ Lite App Reviews

Simple and straightforward. Exactly what I was looking for

It crashes!!!!

This is a decent basic piano. But I recently discovered there are some pretty serious intonation issues. So if you need this for a simple pitch reference, you may have issues.

I wanted this app to give me single notes to check my pitch. I sing with a ladies barbershop chorus and this has been wonderful to hit just a few notes to keep us on pitch. Since its on my phone, its too little to really play very much! To get enough keys on the page makes it too close together to hit each note properly. But it meets the need I had wonderfully!!

Its pretty good.

I just updated my version of Real Piano and I am very sorry I did that. The prior version was much better. I dont need the noise when the app loads and the new sound is definitely NOT an improvement. How can I get the old version back?

Now the app doesnt even OPEN after the update!!

This piano is good is the best piano thanks you Guys

Too bad it doesnt run at all. It will crash the moment you try opening it.

Free version plays like a piano in that I can actually control length of notes instead of simply pressing buttons. Also the dual keyboard gives space to feel like playing with both hands instead of constantly scrolling. Satisfied and thinking about full purchase.

I had the virtuoso piano app, and it has crashed ever since I updated to 8.0...So I scrolled through a thousand "learn to play piano" apps before I finally found this as a replacement. This app looks way better and is more customizable than what I had. I am running it on a 5s.

Your a Vichy shes a cat and you a dick

Not a real piano. I feel betrayed. The government needs to crack down on false advertisement.

Love this!!

If you didnt have to buy the full version for all the features it would be better.

Free version is perfect. Exactly what I hoped to find. Great on iPhone 6 Plus. Single keyboard option shows middle C, and C above and below. Slider allows all 88 keys. Excellent piano tone, and the sustain mimics that of a piano without the sustain pedal down. i.e., Press and hold yields more sustain than a short tap. Thanks.