I have a stationary setup in my home with a MIDI keyboard. I use an external sound module to produce the tones for playing, so no Yousician's rompler is involved.

Nevertheless, I have to choose to use MIDI on every session. This is a computer program, and one of the strongest rules for applying IT is 'don't repeat yourself'. Yousician is making me repeat myself in a non-practice context, which is unnecessary and annoying.

Moreover, I can still hear Yousician's synth playing when I hit the keys outside of the song, producing a bit of a slapback echo to the other piano sound.

All this could be fixed easily - just make Yousician remember that I want to use MIDI and I do not want to hear its sound fonts but play with my own sounds.

Just add a tickbox to the MIDI inquiry popup that says "Use these settings in the future and don't ask me again". Then make this reversible in the settings.

While at it, add a setting there that disables the internal MIDI playable sounds altogether. I don't wish to hear those, ever.

Taken a bit further it would be useful if I could manually choose which MIDI input Yousician listens to in the settings as well.

Then there's controlling Yousician with MIDI messages, but that's another topic that I hope will see the daylight some day. Until that day we're stuck with MIDI translators.

In Mission 3, Pop section the 'Learn the C Chord' tutorial is there and the video says "it is similar to Am chord you already know". I am not sure if I missed it and checked it multiple times. Where is the tutorial for Am chord? The tutorials directly jump into Am assuming we already know. We could figure out the Am chord and we completed the tutorial but the daughter found it very difficult and she spent a lot of to find out the chord.

Also, the chord trainer is not clear. I think if you show the notes, it will be clear.