Adjust Reverb

Open Settings and tap Sound. The reverb controls are in the Reverb section near the bottom of the page.

Toggle Reverb on to apply it to all instrument output — on the on-screen keyboard, through a MIDI keyboard, and during MIDI file playback. The effect is applied in real time; you'll hear the difference the moment you play a note.

Tap the preset picker to browse the available reverb environments. Options range from intimate to expansive:

• Small Room — tight, close sound, slight ambience
• Medium Room — natural room sound, good all-rounder
• Large Room — noticeable tail, suits acoustic instruments
• Cathedral — long decay, dramatic and spacious
• Plate — bright and dense, classic studio reverb

Tap any preset and play a few notes to hear the effect.

Tip Cathedral sounds great for slow, expressive piano pieces. For practice drills or fast passages, a Small Room or Medium Room keeps the sound clear.

The Mix slider controls the balance between the dry (direct) signal and the reverb effect. At 0% the sound is completely dry. At 100% it's nearly all reverb. A setting between 30% and 50% gives a natural, balanced result for most instruments and room presets.