How to import MIDI and MusicXML files on Android
PianoBit is a free Synthesia-style piano trainer. If you can find the song as MIDI or MusicXML, you can learn it with falling notes, sheet music, and speed control — including offline.
Supported file types
- MIDI:
.midand.midi - MusicXML:
.xml,.musicxml, and compressed.mxl
You do not need a computer. Files already on your phone, in Downloads, or opened from a files app all work.
Import in three steps
- Save a MIDI or MusicXML file to your Android device.
- Open PianoBit → Library.
- Tap import and choose the file. PianoBit copies it into the app so it still plays with no internet.
Where to get songs
Use files you have the right to play. Public-domain classical MIDI and MusicXML are widely available. PianoBit does not ship a licensed pop catalog — that is the point: it plays your files instead of locking songs behind a subscription.
The app also includes three classical pieces so you can start immediately: Clair de Lune (Debussy), Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven), and Gnossienne No. 1 (Satie).
Practice tools after import
- Falling-note piano roll (right hand blue, left hand green)
- Interactive sheet music with a follow cursor
- Speed from 10% to 200%
- On-screen 88-key multitouch keyboard, or a Bluetooth / USB MIDI keyboard
- Microphone pitch detection if you play a real piano
See all features, FAQ, or the PianoBit homepage.