Virtual Organ

How to Play the Virtual Organ Online

Play the virtual organ in 3 different ways:

1. Computer Keyboard: Use the assigned keys.
2. Mouse: Click directly on the organ keys.
3. Touchscreen: Tap the keys on your device screen.

You can also combine keyboard and mouse input to play more complex chords.

Virtual Organ Controls

The organ features 3 octaves (C3-C6) and the following controls:

Reverb:

Enable reverb to add natural reverberation to the organ sound, creating a more realistic atmosphere and spacious church-like acoustics commonly associated with organ music.

Notes:

Display visual note labels using either Latin notation (Do, Re, Mi) or English notation (C, D, E). You can also hide them for a cleaner keyboard view.

Keyboard (Computer):

Choose the note range you want to play with your computer keyboard (C3-E4 / C4-E5 / C5-C6).

Mobile & Tablet Use:

On mobile phones and tablets, the virtual organ is fully touch-enabled, allowing you to play any visible note or control directly on the screen. It works the same way as the desktop version, with additional view controls available. For the best experience, screen rotation is recommended.

View (Small Screens):

On smaller screens, such as smartphones and tablets, the keyboard displays 2 octaves at a time. Use the view arrows to navigate to the third octave.

Screen Rotation (Mobile & Tablet):

Rotate your phone or tablet to landscape mode for a better playing experience. This expands the keyboard layout and makes playing chords more comfortable.