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This would be great for learning to learn by ear. Being able to teach that would make Yousician so much better, since it's an insanely effective and useful skill for any musician.
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BPM is nice and widely used, but they should also use the standard Italian terms to describe the tempo and the feel of the song where appropriate, since they don't only tell you the speed, but also the feel. Clicking on the word could have an explanation what it means, since many learners are unfamiliar with them.
Mind that some songs have modulations. I guess they then should display the key the song starts with, which it usually ends with as well.
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When will this??? I wait.
Seriously, I don't like the fact that no matter how far one progresses Yousician won't encourage reading rhythm from the notation. This makes no sense at all, because relying on the time signature and counting the beats will allow developing a better sense of the rhythm.
And, it's a distraction.
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Henrique, there's a Play For Me and metronome for all songs at least in guitar.
Other than that, there has been some nice features resembling ones that you posted, like those trainers before songs, but they weren't used much, partly probably because they were kinda hidden from the UI. If one can't find the feature, of course it's not going to be used.
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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.
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I practice better with static sheet music and a metronome especially when I'm starting with a piece. It also makes me focus better on playing instead of gaming and thus I learn the song faster.
Can we get that? And no frigging bouncing ball in that view please. Only a sheet and notes / tabs.
Then again for that I could just resort to an online music sheet store, but none of them are very good for exploring music. If only Yousician had a sheet music store for gazillions of songs and some quality midi / AI powered backing track engine.
But let's start with a static sheet view.