Choose your instrument.
Start with a basic accordion setup, then modify the piano range and bass board to fit your instrument.
Bring your favorite MIDI into focus. Follow the piano, find your bass buttons, and build the rhythm one phrase at a time.
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Pick a starting layout, then change it to match your instrument. Your setup follows you into the player.
More controls for directions, reference highlights, sound, and labels are in the practice room.
Browse community posts, or open a file privately. Posting a MIDI makes it public for everyone to view and download.
Start with a basic accordion setup, then modify the piano range and bass board to fit your instrument.
Open a MIDI privately or choose a community post from the library. Share one of your own whenever you like.
Slow the playback, listen to one hand, and loop a difficult phrase. Bring both hands together when you’re ready.
Bellowkeys reads Standard MIDI Format 0 and Format 1 files with the .mid or .midi extension. Separate melody, bass, and chord tracks make it easier to map the hands. For a combined piano track, choose a split point.
It looks at notes played together and matches common major, minor, seventh, and diminished chords to buttons. Block-chord accompaniment works best. Complex voicings and free-bass lines can need interpretation.
Yes. Save your instrument setup and Bellowkeys remembers it on this browser. Privately opened files stay on your device; only MIDI files you explicitly post are shared with the community.
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