Frequently Asked Questions

DiskPiano works with Yamaha Disklavier (all major generations), PianoDisc, QRS systems, and most MIDI-capable digital pianos and keyboards. See our compatibility page for the full list.

USB-MIDI (recommended) offers the best stability and response. Use any USB Type-C MIDI interface (around $25). Bluetooth-MIDI works with adapters like Yamaha MD-BT01 and CME WIDI Master. USB is ideal for long sessions; Bluetooth is perfect for quick wireless use.

USB-MIDI provides lower latency, better stability, and more reliable synchronization. It's the preferred connection for professional use and longer playing sessions.

Yes, all performances on DiskPiano are legally licensed through rights organizations (such as ASCAP) and include in-house productions, purchased works, and public-domain recordings.

Yes, you get 10 minutes free per day. After that, a subscription is available monthly or yearly inside the app.

Android version is coming soon. Join the waitlist on our homepage to be notified at launch.

DiskPiano sends MIDI data to your real piano, which then plays the notes. There is no audio playback for non-player pianos — your piano does the actual playing.