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No piano yet: how do you choose?

Updated on November 8, 2026

To play with PianoGo, get a digital piano or keyboard with a USB or MIDI port, or with Bluetooth MIDI. Here are the criteria that matter, with no model to follow to the letter.

Which connectivity should you choose?

A USB or MIDI port, or Bluetooth MIDI to connect wirelessly. The USB / MIDI cable is the most precise mode.

Check the connectivity before you buy: see compatible pianos.

How many keys do you need?

It depends on the songs. The catalog can be filtered by the size of your keyboard: PianoGo then shows only the songs whose notes all fit on it, and flags those that go over by one or two notes. Try this filter with the size you are considering before you buy.

What if I don't buy right away?

You can start with an acoustic piano you already have at home using the microphone, or with your computer keyboard to try things out.

Before you pay

Check the seller's listing for a USB/MIDI port or Bluetooth MIDI, then follow connecting your piano.

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