Lumiric Stage Tutorials
Learn Lumiric Stage step by step — load files, customize visuals, create effects, and record your piano tutorials.
How to load a SoundFont
Load a SoundFont (.sf2) so your MIDI plays with realistic instrument sounds.
Getting StartedHow to load a MIDI file
Import a MIDI file and get it ready to visualize in Lumiric Stage.
CustomizingHow to change note colors
Customize the colors of your notes to match your style or each instrument.
CustomizingHow to change music notation
Switch between Solfège, International, and Nashville notation on the floating labels.
CustomizingHow to enable Floating Labels
Show the note names on screen with Floating Labels — great for learning and teaching.
CustomizingHow to style the Floating Labels
Customize how the note labels look — size, colors, background, position, and animation.
EffectsHow to create a piano tutorial with falling notes
Create the classic falling-notes effect for piano tutorials — straight from a MIDI file (no camera) or with your hands on screen via webcam.
EffectsHow to use the Magic Piano effect
Align visual effects with your real piano using the Magic Piano effect — perfect for camera-based piano tutorials.
CameraHow to change the camera view
Move the camera and switch views to frame your performance — including the Top View used for falling notes.
RecordingHow to record your MIDI file
Record your own MIDI performance to visualize later in Lumiric Stage.
RecordingHow to record your piano tutorial
Capture a finished, performance-ready piano tutorial video.