It would be great to be able to choose between different sounds for the piano or make a link with Garage Band to choose different sounds.

I love this app and I am desperately trying to learn mandolin, would absolutely love to use this app for that and would even pay for a subscription if that was possible

I would find it useful to be able to find those songs that I have not learned to play yet. Those with zero stars.

Is there some way that I can get straight back on to Part 2 or- preferably- bypass these trainers if I want to and go straight to learn the new piece?

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.

Currently you only offer under “learn standard notation” drills in the first position. It would be great to have drills that go higher up the fretboard into the other positions, i.e. to learn the positioning of notes closer to the neck...

why not add a composer in yousician so we can create our own compositions?

When trying to improve a particular section I often run into the problem that the automatic tempo increases if I only make one mistake. Quite often this 1 note is exactly the mistake I want to fix forcing me to manually reset the tempo.

It would really help if one could set the threshold to continue to the next speed to 0 or arbitrarily.

Show the stars achieved on each exercise of the ear training workout to make it easier to keep track of progress through the workouts.

There's no music theory and I think you should actually try to do it good because on the App Store most of your 3-1 star ratings is because of this

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.

On a laptop, every time I switch from, say, guitar to voice, I have to go into Advanced Settings to switch the input. Would it be possible to have each instrument mode remember which input that instrument is on? My keyboard, microphone, and guitar are all on different inputs of my audio interface.

Strumming up on all strings is not how it is taught outside yousician and it's not a natural way to play fast strumming patterns. You should ease up and allow only just the first 3 or 4 strings to be strummed for it to be considered accurate.

When I visit the Yousician website, Log In With Apple is available and works great. When I use my iPad or iPhone, same thing - Log In With Apple works great. When I download the app to my Mac, the option is absent, so I am not able to sign in on the MacOS version of the application. Please enable Log In With Apple on the Yousician Mac OS App.

Currently the app is programmed to expect that the piano is tuned to the standard convert pitch of 440 Hz. However, some older pianos use a different concert pitch and many simply cannot be re-tuned because it would put too much stress on the frame. A great power-feature would be if you could expose an advanced setting where one can change the default concert pitch of 440 Hz to something else.

Why not use popular songs lyrics on the learning path of voice module?

The actual lyrics on voice module are VEEEEEEERY boring!!!
All the rest of the app is very nice, but I feel myself a perfect idiot singing all those "like motivational' things...

It makes me remember the religious songs that I was required to sing eeeeevey day at school when I was child :///

For every kind of picking or strumming it would be nice to learn from an expirienced player how to do it in a good way. Currently I can learn to place the left hand fingers on the fretboard correctly, but nobody teaches best practices how to act with the right hand. A few more videos showing this would be great.