In this app, you can play a piano-like virtual keyboard with adjustable settings such as key size, transpose, and temperament. Includes support for external MIDI devices and multiple tuning options.
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About Piano Modoki
"Modoki" is a Japanese word that refers to something similar, an imitation, or a mock version of the original.
- You can scale key size.
- The keyboard can be double rows.
- You can flip the second keyboard.
- It has a metronome.
- You can adjust the frequency of the reference pitch.
- You can transpose keys.
- It can sound in a just intonation.
The app doesn't use sampled real sounds but use FM synthesis.
It sounds like piano though it's artificial.
Supported temperament: Equal temperament, Just Intonation, Werckmeister III, Kirnberger III.
You can connect External and Virtual MIDI devices.
Some DAW can import this app's sound via Inter-App Audio.
Two sounds, FM Piano-like and FM E.Piano are included by default.
"Piano Modoki" can load KQ Dixie's current patch.
This app and its description contain machine-translated text.
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Reviews for Piano Modoki
Squijid
the pitches are wrong
the pitches are just wrong. download another piano app and see for yourself. play an A on this app vs another piano app. this piano is a half step higher than the real pitch. idk why bc it says 440 hz at the top of this app but… it’s not? it’s just wrong. i’ve been tuning all my students’ instruments to the wrong note. gah. i do like that there are no ads here, and i like that there is an option for changing the instrument followed by a note that says there is no other instrument. idk if that was supposed to be a prank but i thought it was funny and bold
egoki11a
Try this w/ piano motifs via Inter App Audio
It sounds sooo good. If you have KDixie- you can use those FM presets and get more synth sounds- but the actual piano sound in Modoki is top notch stuff. Again, try it with Piano Motifs or any of your favorite piano midi files/generators. It's a gem. Wish it were AUv3, but you don't really need it as the Inter -App audio (single instance) will suffice for most needs.
