Loop station feature can be very useful for people like me who love to make or cover songs

Include fingering in the sheet view as you would normally see on sheet music, ie, numbers on the sheet music where fingering shifts to a new position or when it is important. I’d like to see that on the sheet music at all times.

Could the key, bpm and time signature info be added to the songs?

On the more difficult pieces, I would like to see the entire score as a whole before I started sight reading. If possible, print it out even. I think that could really help me and a lot of other musicians out there.

If you are practising in a structured way you will want to focus on specific skills like bends, legato, speed, scales and so on.. Tagging songs (inlcluding Premium+ song) with what skills they require AND making them searchable on these tags would be a great benefit.

In this way I could find only songs for practising hammer ons/pull offs and combine that with the appropriate level of difficulty for my level of playing. This ccould possibly enhance the value of Yousician as a practice tool greatly.

Add level and global ranking to the song start screen below your top score So you don’t need to click through several screens to see rankings before you start a song. Also show a congratulations if your rank improves

A mode where the song automatically restarts if a single note is not hit. This mode will be tailored to the perfectionists who are aiming to get all gold stars for their songs. This function can be switched on or off.

I thought of this because I get annoyed with having to manually restart the song when I miss a note or make a mistake, and it gets REALLY annoying

It would be nice if you could track the keys actually pressed as - lets say - as an overlay. In this way it would easy to:
* see timing problems
* see whether I touched a neighbour key (i.e. when quickly changing chords I often touching a neighbour key - so another chord is detected although the neighbour tone I cant hear.

R for restart and P for perform/practice are appreciated. But please, more shortcuts! Left and right arrows to move forward and backward, up and down arrows for the tempo. N for notation. H for hand. F for play for me. M for metronome. S for mute song. Thanks!

I've noticed with learning how to play, sometimes I just have this yearning to see a song in static mode so I can play more at my own pace, kinda like looking at piece of music in its entirety. I find myself going into practice mode and pausing it, trying to master that little section and then trying to drag the little dot at the bottom to the next part. I want to look at it all at once!

I would love this so incredibly much.

Hey Yousician,

I have recently started practicing the guitar on my computer using Yousician. I works great! But It would be even greater if you developed rich presence for Discord.

Rich presence works by your friends being able to see your progress in Yousician while you have it open.

It’s not necessary, but a very cool feature; and many applications have already done it.

Best regards
A happy Yousician User.

Markthebassman
Jul 10, 20:51 EEST

I enjoy Yousician (bass) very much en recommend it to my students. It would be even better if Yousician used enharmonic correct spelling. For instance a G minor triad is not spelled G A# D, but G Bb D.

As an example say I only want to practice A, D and Em

This app has 6-7-12 drop d- open tunnings...but not an 8 strings and support the loower notes...its a GREAT APP.
Notice: "the turtle scaped" catch it quickly.
THANX

Hi

As you have so many wonderful pieces, why not add pieces for prestigious exam bodies like ABRSM or Trinity. this can make Yousician App so much popular as thousand of kids giving exam will start using the app

Whether a beginner or an aficionado, when determining the status of any new member, you might want to start where any piano teacher would start: C, as in center C with the right hand thumb on the key, not the left hand thumb. I only play classical music, and advanced technically at that. Never have I approached the piano without first finding my place at C with my right hand thumb, and then navigating to wherever the sheet music directs me. You immediately lost me all in that 1 'learning' session.

Would be great if you could synchronise two devices on same network so that you and a buddy could both play along different parts of the same track together. i.e. one plays melody and ones plays chords, or bass or uke/piano etc. Just needs a means to synch the start button.