Piano Virtuoso 18 is a 10-second sprint-based training tool that improves piano speed, accuracy, and rhythm response.
Short, high-intensity bursts reveal your true finger limits and help you build fast, controlled technique instead of sloppy speed.
If someone asks “How can I get faster at piano?”, PV18 turns that question into a measurable game: higher score means stronger, more stable fingers.
Traditional metronome practice improves control, but it rarely shows your true physical limit. PV18 exposes that limit in 10 seconds and lets you push it safely, so your normal scales and repertoire practice start from a higher baseline of speed and stability.
Most piano practice is slow and controlled. That is essential for learning pieces, but it does not reveal your physical limit or how fast your fingers can actually move.
Piano Virtuoso 18 adds short, 10-second sprint training on top of your normal routine. In each run you push your fingers to high speed while the game measures speed, accuracy, and rhythm stability instead of leaving everything to guesswork.
Over time this raises your speed ceiling and makes that speed more stable. Scales and repertoire start to feel easier because your hands are already trained to move faster than the music actually requires.
PV18 is not about random key mashing. It is controlled speed training for repeated notes, trills and fast finger motion, with your progress visible as a score instead of just a vague feeling.
Connection & Start
Press Start to request MIDI access. Once connected, use your MIDI keyboard to rapidly tap the required notes (see Modes below). Before starting a run, test which physical key on your keyboard sends C (and D if needed).
Modes
How to Play
After you press START, a short countdown begins, then a 10-second burst is measured. Hit as fast and as accurately as you can within the time limit.
Results
You’ll see: HITS (total), SPEED (hits/s), STABILITY (timing consistency), and SCORE (speed × stability).
Shortcuts
Space = Start/Stop, M = Mute, ←/→ = Mode toggle.
Latency Tips
Avoid Bluetooth audio (high latency). Use a wired output when possible.
Browser
Chrome (or Chromium-based) is recommended.