
Comments about Musicope as an Alternative to Synthesia
This app needs MIDI input to use. You can't use keyboard.


- Musicope is Free and Open Source
Synthesia is not available for Linux but there are some alternatives that runs on Linux with similar functionality. The best Linux alternative is Musicope, which is both free and Open Source. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked more than 25 alternatives to Synthesia and nine of them are available for Linux so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Other interesting Linux alternatives to Synthesia are Linthesia, PianoBooster, Neothesia and Rosegarden.

This app needs MIDI input to use. You can't use keyboard.


Linthesia is a game. A game of playing music! You only need a MIDI file to play, and a MIDI keyboard (or your PC keyboard). It's a fork of Synthesia, which only runs on Windows and OS X. Linthesia is for GNU/Linux.

Piano Booster lets you practice and play the piano alongside a scrolling music stave. It's an open-source, cross-platform tool that works with MIDI keyboards as input. Play along and receive an accuracy reading to let you know how you're doing.



It loads midi files and let you practice with a MIDI input (or even with your PC keyboard)


Flashy Synthesia Like Software For Linux,Windows and MacOs - PolyMeilex/Neothesia


It is the best alternative to Synthesia on Linux


Rosegarden is a well-rounded audio and MIDI sequencer, score editor, and general-purpose music composition and editing environment.



I hoped anything more focused in composition.
It's a DAW, Synthesia is a learning program.
It's obvious that Rosegarden shouldn't be listed as a Synthesia alternative, how this is still there is more the question.


A tool to help when learning to play the piano. The notes to play are falling towards the corresponding piano key. It requires a MIDI keyboard.

Piano Crumbs - The only interactive piano player online. Play along your favorite songs.

choose from already set songs. no midi uploading. Have to pay for midis
There's no midi uploading. Its only possible play paying for musics US$4,9. So, it's not free.


Piano Trainer is an app designed to help users learn basic piano scales and chords at their own pace using a MIDI or QWERTY keyboard. The app offers two modes: Quiz and Practice. In Quiz mode, users can test their knowledge of the circle of fifths and key recognition.



requires MIDI input + must download other software to use