I learn chord progressions for songs by studying a printed copy of a song. I am not able to get an idea of the chord progression the way Yousician works. It seems like a lot of members would like this feature, so hopefully Yousician can come up with a way we could print a song off to study.

I would love an option to see and listen to music BEFORE attempting to play it for the first time.

I was talking to Bruno from support about a problem with the sync between song, the timing on the tablature an recognition of the notes/chords and i believe thats due to the internet connection, i believe that being able to download the lesson or songs would probably fix that plus well be able to have our favorites even offline which is a great plus, its something you seriously want to consider cause your app is great but this will make for a better product altogether ;)

In addition to the red color, indicate if a note was played “too late”, “too early” or if it was “‘missed” altogether or the “wrong” note was played instead.

Guitar and Piano now have scale workouts but bass guitar does not. I think that would be very helpful for just warmups, learning the notes on the fretboard, and of course learning the scales.

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.

Having the option to download the sheet music for offline reading can allow those using the app to read the music and practice the songs in their own time.

This would be really helpful for better practice compared to waiting pausing and rewinding the practice mode option. There's only so much one can memorize when the notes and the staff are constantly moving! :)

I have been stuck at the same songs for the lesson and explore portions of the guided lesson, which I try to do everyday because I really enjoy that format. I would like to be able to tell the app that I want specific songs to now come up again for the guided lesson so I can move on to other songs and then go back to the ones that gave me trouble when I feel I've improved and would be able to play them instead of being forced to play them over and over, day after day.

Would love an asynchronous basic maintenance section for things like (on guitar) choosing, cleaning, and changing strings, taking care of the fretboard and all the wood, storage and transportation, all that good stuff and anything else!

Everything's so inclined in the new interface with the new top black bar, we don't need the tempo bar everytime, i have to pause and practice but if i pause this black bar and tempo bar comes in, can't see more than 2 bars, previous one was not the best option but this one is terrible. Now i feel claustrophobic every time i pause and can't practice anymore

Let us skip a song during a guided lesson to continue learning other play styles/songs. Being stuck weeks on something too difficult (e.g fingerpicking) when you could make still some progress in other styles (e.g. chords) takes the joy out of learning. I really enjoyed guided lessons but had to switch to manual learning because of it.

It would be helpful if there was a small arrow next to the notes that show if the string should be picked with an upward or downward stroke.

That way, the player can see whether he should use economy picking, alternate picking or some other combination in more complex songs.

It would be a great tool since inexperienced players wouldn't have to guess how to play a certain part.

Hello. I’m in the section building speed and wish there was a way to see someone playing to see how to place fingers for speed and accuracy. Kinda like tips and tricks. E.g. when moving higher on the fretboard, which fingers are best OR when you have notes in the same fret but different strings (one after the other - like in Samba Ukulele).
Thank you for considering

It would be great if I could look back at a song that I’ve just played, so I could see which notes I’ve missed that caused a dead note in a chord, and to also see how my timing was (late, good, perfect, etc).
When I practice I try to count in my head and also not look at the song I’m playing; I may think I nailed it only to see that I’d missed some notes/chords.