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.

I want to get to back to using normal sheet music but the keyboard at the bottom is distracting and feels like cheating.

Ability to "play again" or "practise" by strumming one string. I really hate having to lean forward to use the mouse again ;)

When I rewind it's usually in order to replay a block of notes. I usually end up in the middle of some sequence which I can't start playing just like that. I wish that after rewind the program would shift the time point to the end of the nearest block, so that I had a little pause before it goes further. A kind of a "sticky" cursor that avoids the middle of sequences.

In every screen before practicing/performing a song I wish I could press "Space" or "Enter" to press the "Continue"/"Start" button. I currently have to grab the mouse and point and click the button with a mouse button which is very annoying. I wish that the keyboard presses of "Space" or "Enter" were controlled in any part of the program.

In the list of exercises. When I scroll down I expect to go to the right (to the further exercise) and not to the left (to the beginning). Fix it.

After I have changed the speed in practice mode I wish that the current position in the song would be rewinded for 5 seconds back. Currently I do it manually EVERY SINGLE TIME.

When I change the system volume in the program (for example using the multimedia keyboard) play some short sound like a "chime" on every press of the volume key so that I could control the current volume. Just like it happens when I use system volume controls.

I have two monitors and the program always runs on the primal monitor. When I switch out of the program it always goes off the screen which is not expected. I wish that the program remained working even when the focus is on the other monitor or application window.

I'm not sure if this is my interface's fault or if something can be done, but when I have my interface gain up so high that the input is peaking (Focusrite Saffire Pro24), the internal input meter in the Yousician app only registers 3 to 4 dots. Could there be a slider added to increase Yousician's sensitivity so that I don't have to damage my interface to be heard well by Yousician?

I'd like an additional filter for searching by the song collection. A lot of similar Yousician songs have the same "album cover" so to speak and I'd love to be able to find those songs with the same cover art to play.

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)

The pop ups are very distracting and when they come up repeatedly even though the app is clearly hearing you and you’re getting the notes right, then they’re really annoying, especially if they’re at the end of a practice piece when they obscure your score at the restart.

Bonjour !
Ce serait tellement appréciable de pouvoir importer ou créer ses propres morceaux dans Yousician.

There are technical areas that I may have trouble with and need/want to replay that section or notes. Instead of stopping and trying to fight with the slide control(at the bottom of the screen where the IOS screen close controlling close app) perhaps add a replay button that only rewinds your current location 5 or 10 seconds and allows you to tap the screen and repeat tough areas while in the song...

like shreds, sweeps, and etc

Whenever I practice a song, I'd like change the sounds of the drum kits, the rhythms, and/or create my own drum grooves to practice or jam with.

I would like to play with more puzzles in the ear training category, such as chord ear trainers like guitartuna, and teaching how to transcribe a song, melody, or solo by ear.