I recently just started using this feature and found it very promising. I find Yousician to be a great tool to learn and practice how to play a song, so I was very excited to find I could import my GuitarPro arrangements. However, with that feature recently being deprecated, I'm very disappointed now because I have to re-think how I'm going to use Yousician.

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

Because many people like me can't afford to pay for premium+ just to get popular songs. Most people using yousician want popular songs but only want to learn one instrument, so I suggest we have a subscribtion between premium and premium+ which includes all popular songs but only one instrument of choice.

A major problem with Yousician is: The students learn music graphically and not with their ears. They dont play a note rhythmically correct because of what they hear but because of what they see. This is very unmusical and could solved easily by a feature that can switch on/off the white ball. Like this the player has to rely on his ears and count the bars/beats correctly himself.

The new pastel colours are terrible with update 2.58. The green and aquamarine blue (thumb and ring fingers) now look nearly identical which makes it really hard to play! Allow users to go back to the old colour scheme or allow users to choose the individual colours they want to use per finger and provide a full colour palette to choose from.

I would like to be able to download lessons and songs for use when connectivity is poor. Also, being able to go back and refresh on old lessons that are saved would be super helpful

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.

For those of us who are motivated by some healthy competition the weekly challenges are a big part of what makes Yousician fun. So when playing the Premium+ songs you sort of miss the competition a bit.

Adding another weekly challenge for Premium+ songs shouldn't require too much development work. And it would also be a great way to introduce new Premium+ songs.

It would be great to have multiple speed levels for scale and appregio workouts (up to lighning fast). For example there could be five (or six) speed levels and you have to unlock the next one be getting all Gold-stars on your current level.

Also add workouts for more scales (like harmonic minor and non-diatonic scales) and diminished appregios.

The idea is simple. I know about premium + but I’m also having no interest in it. For paying customers as myself it should be possible to deactivate the bar with the the upgrade button and the display of all premium songs.

Simply add a deactivate slide option under the settings.

Many Christians would love to play some good worship songs.

A new feature that would enable the whole band to play the same song at the same time, each with their own tablets and instruments.

I think there should be an advance search function for guitar. For example. Lead and rhythm filters. To help narrow down results for your playing preference.

I'm an older man and really dislike some of the modern rock. I prefer classic rock, folk, jazz, and so on. It would be really nice to have lessons tailored to my tastes.

I have one song that keeps coming up that I really dislike. It's not at all in the style I want to play and I have no interest in it. I'd like the ability to exclude it and substitute something equally challenging.