I'd like to be able to navigate the gui with voice commands. Would free up myhands from awkwardly reaching for the controls while holding an instrument.

So the song only moves forward if I get the notes correct

Love the idea, but doesn't have much to offer an intermediate player looking to become more advanced (other than learning complex songs). Adding more scales (modes), arpeggios, and sight reading exercises.

Could we have a mode to auto-restart the song/section on error for when we are trying to get gold stars? It should be a toggle option obviously and off by default.

I would like to see a section where I can record the music I played along with and play it back to hear myself.

When scrolling through the "New Songs" list, I would like a way to mark songs that I have previously checked out but didn't like or was not interested in. If there was a way to tag these then they could be filtered out or at least marked so I would know not to open it again.

Since the songs show up quite randomly, I find I'm always scrolling through looking for something new that I might be interested in. This will get more tedious than it already is as the collection grows.

Ear Training exercise "repeat after me"

I hear a short phrase within a scale then I repeat what I hear on my instrument on tempo if I get it right I will get similar phrase but a bit longer or more complex

the tempo should be continuous never stop until exit but the tempo can be set (feel like Duolingo that keep you repeat what you know but add bit new thing in the mix from time to time)

whenever you are playing a pro show you use in ear professional stage wireless monitor system so I think is a MUST to have while practicing song in real speed.

so I like the idea of finger picking. that way I can feel and know the strings i'm on. so my idea entitles the finger picking styles teaching styles and practices I noticed there songs that involve it but not really any lessons it just afeels assumed that i want to play with a pick

Hi all,

I would like to know what you think about having the possibility of creating our own tablatures and have the App display them so we can play custom musics?

The idea behind this would be to allow children that don't have enough practice, to have the possibility of having custom songs easy enough for them to practice guitar and maybe later move on to the App program.

An offline/online PDF songbook with all song's we cover, all training programmes and theory.

It would be nice to be able to sort songs by type (rythm, lead, Cowboy chords, riff, etc)

I wish there was a way to help me improve memorizing song tabs.
Perhaps one way to do this is to hide a fraction of the notes randomly at a rate that is configurable. Maybe easy version would only show you which string the note is at but not which fret.
I think there is a great potential here for Yousician to help members improve not only playing skills but also memory skills.

When I get tired of practicing harder songs on a slower tempo, I can continue practicing by switching to an easier faster song to break things up and liven up the session.

However I cant currently search for fast songs, so I have to go through the easy songs one by one and this kills my momentum and motivation to continue.

Please add some sort of filter by speed or bpm to make it easier to switch up the pace. It will increase my learning capability dramatically.

Thank you

I would like to be able to practice singing while playing an instrument. I think a karaoke-like interface combined with the instrument tablature would be useful. I don’t need the singing to be graded, but I think being able to compare the instrument playing scores with and without singing would be useful.

While it is really good to see where your hand needs to be, I cannot ever get used to the colour scheme. I will always be looking to see what finger is meant to be on which key.

So is it possible to show an actual hand and where it is meant to be on piano. It would show where to position them actually on the keys as well. This means I can see how to stretch the hand when you are reaching keys much further over.

My brother suggested that there be a whistling module (I'm thinking in Singing would be perfect), to help learn how to whistle in tune and I think that would be awesome! I've always been confused about what octave to whistle in, and it'd be great to learn to how follow music whistling, and I'd love to learn!