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.

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.

Great guitar in this classic! And Smokey and the Bandit fans would love to be able to shred this one.

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.

Luv your app and was curious if you were considering lessons on Banjo thank you

One off the most classis rock guitar song of all time is missing in this fantastic program ;-)

Would be great to have effects like reverb, delay and better distortion to closer emulate guitar tones on the songs in Yousician.

Two suggestions:

1) Show the BPM at which the metronome is running.
2) Adjustable clicks per beat (1 to 16) would be great. It could be useful to avoid 'silence' between main clicks when practice in slow mode. Furthermore it helps in songs with 'fancy' rhythms.

the app makes you lazy about tracking where you are on the page.

please can there be an option for the music to be static and you have to keep track of where you are yourself, a bit more like traditional learning.

I would love if you guys would have backing tracks with different guitar tones. This would allow us to practice our scales more freely.

We could select a scale we would like to practice and we could have the option for different backing tracks that could fit the said scale.

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!

Currently you can filter requested songs as “hot,” “recent,” etc. It would be really helpful if we could also sort by artist alphabetically. This would obviously require users to enter their requested songs in a specific manner, but it would be a big help. I’m sure Yousician could analyze which artists get more responses than others, and could better fill their customers needs.

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

it seems a lot of it is doing myself going through the lessons blah blah blah. there's no feedback theres no teacher. maybe make a way for the community to learn together or even teach each other afer a certain level. have some sort of human connection other than the challenge and the "leader borad for songs"

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.