One of the most established names in pianos worked with Learnfield, the company behind Skoove, to make playing and learning on the FP-40 a single, connected experience.

Berlin, Germany--(Newsfile Corp. - September 1, 2026) - Roland, a pioneer of digital pianos and electronic instruments, and Learnfield, the company behind the piano app Skoove and the violin app Trala, have developed Piano Sphere together. Built on Learnfield's technology, the companion app comes with every newly launched FP-40 digital piano and is available now on iOS and Android.

The two companies designed Piano Sphere in tandem with the FP-40, so the app and the instrument work as one rather than side by side: the piano recognises where a player is struggling and Piano Sphere responds with the right exercise at the right moment, while streaks and progress keep players coming back. Every FP-40 comes with the app, including an extensive free tier of 100 songs and lessons, current pop hits among them, and a guided path built on Learnfield's piano teaching.

"We are proud and honoured that Roland, a leader in this field for decades, chose us to build Piano Sphere," said Florian Plenge, CEO and co-founder, Learnfield. "We have been struck by how Roland sees the future of the piano, and by how closely it matches our own vision. That shared conviction shaped Piano Sphere, and it is the foundation for everything we look forward to building with Roland."

Building learning of this quality is hard, and few brands can do it alone. Roland is the first to build on Learnfield's technology this way, and the FP-40 is the proof of what becomes possible.

The Roland FP-40 is available now through Roland dealers and authorised retailers, with Piano Sphere on iOS and Android. Learn more at Roland.com.

About Learnfield

Learnfield's mission is to unlock the magic of playing an instrument. It makes Skoove for piano, trusted by more than three million players, and Trala for violin, with over 800,000 users. Its technology draws on more than a decade of learning design, billions of data points and AI-powered feedback, and can include licensed popular music. Learnfield's apps reach players in 197 countries and 8 languages, built by a team of around 30 learning specialists. Founded 2014, Berlin.

About Roland

For more than 50 years, Roland's innovative electronic musical instruments and multimedia products have fueled inspiration in artists and creators around the world. Embraced by hobbyists and professionals alike, the company's trendsetting gear spans multiple categories, from pianos, synthesizers, drums and percussion, and guitar products to DJ controllers, audio/video solutions, gaming mixers, livestreaming products, and more. As technology evolves, Roland and its expanding family of brands, including Roland Cloud, BOSS, V-MODA, Drum Workshop (DW), PDP, Latin Percussion (LP), and Slingerland, continue to lead the way for music makers and creators, providing modern solutions and seamless creative workflows between hardware products, computers, and mobile devices.

To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/312231