Measures 18–19
The pattern appeared in four of five similar attempts.
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Performance resultBallade Study No. 1 · Measures 18–19
Compared with similar attemptsBeat three arrives early in measures 18–19.
The passage is moving closer to the beat, but it is not stable yet.
Then retest the original rhythm at 54 BPM.
Repeat measures 18–19
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Note eventsWrong · missed · extra
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Timing and note lengthOnset/timing · duration/release · continuity
See whether a note arrived early or late, was held too long or released too soon, repeated across similar attempts, or was unclear.
How it works
Move from an overall result to a useful decision.
A visible finding stays attached to the music, so you can investigate the smallest repeatable problem and act on it without losing the score context.
- 01Compare
Compare similar attempts
Virtu puts comparable runs side by side, then turns repeated patterns into a clear next step.
- 02Locate
See the exact place on the score
The measure range and notes stay visible where the problem occurs, turning a long performance into a passage you can reach again.
- 03Understand
See what needs attention
The result names the moment and kind of change, so you can choose a small musical decision instead of repeating the whole piece.
- 04Act
Go straight to the next step
Return the finding to a focused practice plan, repeat the measures, and check whether the change holds when the real music returns.
Built into the flow
Evidence you can use at the piano.
These capabilities keep the score, the pattern, and the next practice decision in the same conversation.
Results on the score
Keeps the exact musical moment visible instead of burying it in one overall score.
Smallest useful problem area
Narrows a repeated pattern to the passage where it becomes actionable.
Cause separated clearly
Separates wrong, missed, and extra notes from onset, timing, duration, release, and continuity measurements.
Comparable attempts
Keeps like-for-like performances together before describing a change.
Pattern-aware evidence
Compares like-for-like attempts to find a repeated pattern before turning it into a practice step.
Direct next action
Moves from the finding back into a prepared practice step without losing the score context.
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