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A software piano is a type of virtual instrument that replicates the sound and functionality of a real piano through the use of software. It can be used with different musical devices like computers, electronic keyboards, and even smartphones. Software pianos often come with various features such as adjustable piano voices, recording capabilities, and the ability to change the environment in which the piano is being played, all within a digital audio workstation or DAW. They can also provide a more affordable alternative to purchasing a physical piano and offer a wider range of sounds and options.