Adjust supported piano settings, choose tones and keyboard modes, run the metronome, and reuse your presets from one comfortable macOS or Windows app.
Browse and load the 153 documented tones in PianoPilot's FP-30X catalog — including Piano, E.Piano, Organ, Strings, Pads, GM2, and more — instantly sent over MIDI.
Master Volume, Key Touch, Brilliance, Transpose, Master Tuning (Hz display), and Ambience Depth — all in a single, comfortable panel.
Configure keyboard modes with independent tone selection, balance, octave shifts, and a draggable split point — without touching the piano.
Set BPM (10–500), volume, click tone (Electronic, Voice…), and time signature with subdivision patterns. Start/stop without leaving your seat.
Save, apply, edit and delete tone configurations for Single, Split, Dual and Twin modes, including the piano settings. Import and export presets as a JSON file to back them up or share them.
USB MIDI is the recommended connection. System-paired Bluetooth MIDI also works when the FP-30X is available to the operating system; Bluetooth Audio is not used.
Optionally reads the piano's current state over MIDI input so the UI always reflects what the instrument is actually doing.
Full bilingual interface. Switch between English and Spanish at any time without restarting the application.
PianoPilot targets the Roland FP-30X MIDI implementation. Other Roland models are not currently supported.
Connect the piano to the computer by USB and select its MIDI input and output in PianoPilot.
Pair Bluetooth MIDI in the operating system first. Bluetooth Audio is a different connection and is not used by the app.
The operating system usually supplies the MIDI driver, but some Windows configurations may require an additional driver or pairing utility.
Download the latest release for your platform. Or install from source if you prefer Python.
PianoPilot is free and open source. If it saves you time or you find it useful, consider supporting its development.
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