Headless* Pianoteq on Raspberry PI 5 with Pisound sound card.
Tweaked for ~1.5ms latency at 96kHz sample rate.
* Headless: without a monitor, keyboard, or mouse.
- Download the latest image
- Flash the image to a microSD card using Raspberry Pi Imager
- Insert the microSD card into the Raspberry PI 5 with a Pisound sound card
- Connect a MIDI keyboard to the Pisound MIDI input or via USB
- Play!
- Download the latest image
- Flash the image to a microSD card using Raspberry Pi Imager
- Download the licenced Pianoteq Linux Aarch64 (arm-64bit) binary from your Modartt account
- Plug the SD card into your computer. You should see an external drive named
pianoberry - Place your Linux Aarch64 (arm-64bit) Pianoteq 8 or Pianoteq 9 binary on the root of the
pianoberrydrive - Open the
config.txtfile on the root of thepianoberrydrive. Scroll down to the bottom and add your serial number and initial preset:
[PIANOBERRY]
pianoteq_serial=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
pianoteq_initial_preset=NY Steinway D Jazz
- Eject the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry PI 5 with a Pisound sound card
- Connect a MIDI keyboard to the Pisound MIDI input or via USB
- Play!
Activation of the licence requires internet connection on first boot.
After the activation, Pianoberry doesn't need network access.
Please do not contact Modartt support about Pianoberry activation issues.
Open an issue in this repository instead.
- Download the Pianoteq 8 or Pianoteq 9 Standard trial for Linux from the Pianoteq website
- Place the Linux Aarch64 (arm-64bit) Pianoteq 8 trial binary in the
pianoteqdirectory - Build:
./buildThe image will be created in the deploy directory.
./build --helpUsage: ./build [options]
Options:
--force-rebuild Force rebuild of the pianoberry-build image.
--help Show this help message.
The prebuilt Pianoberry image includes a trial version of Pianoteq Standard.
Pianoteq is redistributed courtesy of Modartt.
Please don't redistribute the Pianoteq binary without explicit permission from Modartt.