Describe the piece, not the mood
Piano music responds to form words: nocturne, prelude, study, waltz, lullaby. Name the form, the tempo feel, and the emotional register in one line — a waltz for leaving without saying goodbye.
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プリセットサウンド:Piano instrumental, 72 BPM, acoustic piano and room ambience, clean production, no vocals
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Whole piano pieces from a sentence — the AI Piano Generator
Describe the piece you want — a nocturne for late hours, a small bright study, a slow sad waltz — and the AI Piano Generator returns complete solo performances with real dynamics and the sound of the room around the instrument. Compare takes by touch and structure.
Ask for performance, not playback
Details like rubato, pedal resonance, and dynamics between loud and soft are what make piano music live. Mention touch explicitly: gentle with moments of weight.
Listen for the arc
A complete piece begins somewhere, develops, and returns changed. Compare takes by whether the middle section earns its place and the ending resolves rather than stops.
Move through the repertoire
Rerun the same idea as a jazz-ballad take with extended chords, a minimalist repeating figure, or a romantic-era character piece. The idea will sound at home in exactly one.
How do you write a good prompt for the AI Piano Generator?
Form plus feeling plus touch: "solo piano, slow nocturne, around 66 BPM, melancholy but tender, soft touch with a fuller middle section, lots of pedal, natural room reverb." The touch and pedal notes turn a description into a performance brief.
How do you tell a good piano take from a mediocre one?
Dynamics and breathing. The loud parts should feel pressed, the soft parts barely touched, and phrases should end with air. If the take sounds even and mechanical, ask for more dynamic contrast and rubato.