Roblox Piano Sheets - Final Duet (Omori) by Pedro Silva

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Final Duet (Omori)Roblox Piano Sheet

by Pedro Silva

Updated · Jan 15, 2026

video game

4.3(82)

68

14

~116.25 NPM

Speed:1.00x

Key:0

Sustain

m–n-

vxhfdsouyw09[8w]–

t-u-o-a-s-d–h–

j—-k—-l—-z—-

o–[tf]-o-o-w-o-o-t-o-o-w-

[oa]-[os]-[eS]-

o-o-w-o-o-[eh]-

o-o-[wf]-o-o-[yg]-

p-p-e-p-p-T-

p-p-[eh]-p-[pf]-[yg]-

p-p-e-p-p-[TS]-

p-p-[eh]-i-S-[wd]-

y-y-9-y-y-w-

y-y-[9h]-y-[ya]-[ts]-

o-o-w-o-o-8-

f-d-[ws]dpsopq-

[Ws]-[Wd]-[Wh]-

W-t-i-O-s-[Ws]-d–

[tf]-o-o-w-o-o-t-o-o-w-

[os]d[of]g[eh]-

o-o-w-o-o-e-

[op]-[oS]-[wd]-[of]-[og]-[yf]-

[pg]-[pj]-[ez]-[px]-[pc]-[Tb]-

p-p-e-p-p-[yd]-

[pg]-[pz]-[ec]-[pj]-[px]-[TL]-

p-p-e-

pS[pd]f[5h]-

[wj]-k-l-j-l-[5k]—-

[5l]—-[8x]80wrtuioipa

[O8is]–[Ois]-[O8is]–

[Ois]-[O4is]—-[O4is]–

[Ois]-[8f]-wtuw[8f]–

fhj[tl]-f-h-[8z]w

[tD]8[wf]t[6i]-

*0eTu—-

0-[pf]-0–[qypf]–

dp-o-i-o-[qtp]—-

f-g-j-[tWH]-g-f-d-f-[Wtg]-

H—-f—-g—-

o–[tf]-o-o-w-o-o-t-o-o-w-

[oa]-[os]-[eS]-

o-o-w-o-o-[eh]-

o-o-[wf]-o-o-[yg]-

p-p-e-p-p-T-

p-p-[eh]-p-[pf]-[yg]-

p-p-e-p-p-[TS]-

p-p-[eh]-i-S-[wd]-

y-y-9-y-y-w-

y-y-[9h]-y-[ya]-[ts]-

o-o-w-o-o-

[8s]—-[8s]

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📊93 notes

⏱About 0.8 minutes

📝942 characters

📄50 lines

Final Duet (Omori) Story Lab

Final Duet (Omori) by Pedro Silva has become a recognizable anthem inside the video game scene. Final Duet is a beautifully melancholic piece, deeply associated with a beloved indie video game that has touched many hearts. Composed by Pedro Silva, this song serves as an emotional cornerstone, often played during pivotal, reflective moments in the game. It's known for its delicate piano melody and understated orch This arrangement keeps the storyline intact so Roblox players can relive the original emotions while practicing on a virtual keyboard.

From a technical lens, the sheet spreads roughly 93 playable notes over 51 lines, hovering around 116.25 notes per minute. Expect normal-level jumps plus chords up to 4 notes, so pacing and hand preparation become essential.

If you enjoy narrative-driven music with contrasting sections, this sheet rewards you with dynamic transitions every 7 segments. It is ideal for intermediate Roblox pianists aiming to improve consistency while still sounding concert-ready.

Original Note

Final Duet is a beautifully melancholic piece, deeply associated with a beloved indie video game that has touched many hearts. Composed by Pedro Silva, this song serves as an emotional cornerstone, often played during pivotal, reflective moments in the game. It's known for its delicate piano melody and understated orchestral elements, creating an atmosphere that is both serene and heartbreaking. On Roblox piano sheets, Final Duet is generally suitable for intermediate players. While the individual notes aren't overly complex, capturing the song's profound emotional depth and expressive dynamics requires a nuanced touch. The challenge lies in maintaining the gentle flow and conveying the bittersweet sentiment. For aspiring pianists on Roblox, focus on the song's emotional narrative. Listen to the original frequently to internalize its rhythm and feeling. Practice with a metronome to keep time, but don't be afraid to adjust your tempo slightly to add expressiveness. The true beauty of Final Duet comes from its subtle dynamics and the player's ability to imbue it with feeling.

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Practice Guide

Warm-up Mapping

Ease into the Final Duet (Omori) motif by looping Lines 1-51 at 60 BPM while marking finger groups.

Focus range: Lines 1-51

Count aloud before every chord change to lock in consistent spacing.
Use a light touch so that repeated brackets stay even.

Technique Focus

Target syncopations across Lines 1-51 by drilling at 80 BPM with sustain toggles.

Focus range: Lines 1-51

Group any 4-note chords in a single wrist motion.
Alternate between +2 and -2 transpose on the virtual piano to test accuracy.

Performance Run

Connect all sections for 0.8 minutes at show tempo, focusing on story arcs.

Focus range: Lines 1-51

Record one full take and review transitions that dip in volume.
Finish with an exaggerated fermata to give the Roblox crowd closure.

Technique Focus

Four actionable reminders to keep your hands relaxed across Final Duet (Omori).

🎯

Accent the top notes of every bracket to keep Final Duet (Omori) punchy even when playing quietly.

🧊

Leave micro-pauses during the 44% rest passages so listeners feel deliberate phrasing.

🧱

Peak density hits ~127 characters per chunk; relax forearms beforehand.

⏱

Target a steady 116.25 NPM; use the built-in metronome or the speed slider for calibration.

Suggested Tempo Ladder

Beginner

70 NPM

Intermediate

99 NPM

Advanced

122 NPM

Structure Timeline

Intro

Calm

Lines 1 – 51

About Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet

Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet is a wonderful piece by Pedro Silva. This Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet contains 93 notes with Normal difficulty, perfect for playing on Roblox virtual piano.

Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet Background

Final Duet is a beautifully melancholic piece, deeply associated with a beloved indie video game that has touched many hearts. Composed by Pedro Silva, this song serves as an emotional cornerstone, often played during pivotal, reflective moments in the game. It's known for its delicate piano melody and understated orchestral elements, creating an atmosphere that is both serene and heartbreaking. On Roblox piano sheets, Final Duet is generally suitable for intermediate players. While the individual notes aren't overly complex, capturing the song's profound emotional depth and expressive dynamics requires a nuanced touch. The challenge lies in maintaining the gentle flow and conveying the bittersweet sentiment. For aspiring pianists on Roblox, focus on the song's emotional narrative. Listen to the original frequently to internalize its rhythm and feeling. Practice with a metronome to keep time, but don't be afraid to adjust your tempo slightly to add expressiveness. The true beauty of Final Duet comes from its subtle dynamics and the player's ability to imbue it with feeling.

Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet Playing Tips

When practicing this Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet, pay attention to rhythm changes, especially in the chorus.
For this Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet, start practicing at a slower tempo.
Play this Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet using the virtual piano in Roblox game for best results.
Copy the Final Duet (Omori) Roblox Piano Sheet notes above and start playing now.

Dynamic FAQ

Q1. What is the quickest way to memorize Final Duet (Omori)?

Loop the motif "- o - o" and write finger numbers directly above each bracket. Once that feels natural, combine it with the built-in virtual piano for tactile memory.

Q2. How long before I can play it smoothly?

Most intermediate players need two focused sessions to connect every section. Schedule one day for pattern drilling and another day for a complete 0.8-minute performance run.

Q3. What should I focus on if the difficulty says Normal?

Prioritize control over flashy speed. Roblox audiences respond better to clean note releases and confident rests than to rushed passages.

FAQ & How to Play

How do I use these Roblox piano sheets?

These sheets are designed for Roblox virtual pianos. You can play them manually by typing the keys shown on your keyboard, or copy the sheet code into an auto-player script if you have one.

What do the symbols in the sheet mean?

[abc]: Notes inside brackets should be played simultaneously (chord). |: Represents a bar line or a pause. Numbers/Symbols: Correspond to the keys on your physical keyboard.

Why does the song sound off-key?

This might be due to transposition settings. Some Roblox piano games have different default tunings. Try using the "Transpose" feature in the player (often +12 or -12 semitones) until it sounds right.

Can I play this on mobile/tablet?

Yes, but it is more difficult. These sheets are primarily designed for computer keyboards (QWERTY layout). On a touchscreen, you would need to memorize which virtual keys correspond to the characters.

Where can I find more sheets like Final Duet (Omori)?

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