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Well... I've seen that your texts have many "que" words. Are you Portuguese? Are you Brazilian?
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Ler me see if I understood: for example, if you think that it tooks too long to a particular song, you can press a "Random Song" button. You choose the difficulty levels you want (e. g. level 3 to 6) and, if there is a band waiting for an user of your instrument, you enter to that band to play. Example: You are a bass player. You want to create a band, but it takes too long. You can press that button and, if there is a band waiting for a bass, you enter. Is that?
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How does it work? I think that you choose a song and press a button (for example the "Play in Band" button) and Yousician waits until there are more users playing other instruments that join to you in a band. If you created the band challenge, you can close at any moment and play with the users that joined or wait until one user of each instrument (refering to the instruments that you can play with the song) and play with them all. Challenge songs are perfect for this. I think that is the person who creates the challenge who pick the song. You can pick any song, but only can enter in an challenge users that have user level equal or superior to song's level. Why not?
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I forgot to say that my suggestion was based on the comments for the suggestion "In song practice mode, widen the speed adjustment bar" by Mike, which is avaliable here: https://yousician.uservoice.com/forums/296820-feature-requests/suggestions/33009514-in-song-practice-mode-widen-the-speed-adjustment
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Yousician uses percentage to set the tempo of a song, when in Practice Mode, but I think this is not very relative. Also, it could fumble users. I think using BPM (beats per minute) is better.
Thus, users can identify the tempo of a song.
And, users who have Premium or Premium+ can train the song by using a metronome.
The difference is that, on the normal tempo, the percentage is 100% on all songs, but the BPM is different.
So, BPM is better than percentage.Henrique
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Oh, sorry, Unanonmyous.
When I wrote that, I didn't remeber that the is a "Play for Me". When I user Yousician, there was no Metronome function.
I think that Yousician should be more variate in order to present more possibilities.An error occurred while saving the comment Henrique
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I'm not getting to your idea. Is it replacing Yousician notation with classic notation?
If it's that, I have something to say: The notation used here is more used in singing apps. But it only show the duration. We can only identify if a note is longer or shorter than other, that means, if it has a longer or shorter duration. Classic notation is better to learn music.
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I'm not getting to your idea, so, please answer a question:
If you were the CEO of Yousician, which of the following options will you do in order to enhance music teaching? (You can choose more than one option)
1. Piano
A. Replace the notes coming with the music sheet
B. Replace Yousician notation (bars) with the classic notation
C. Replace the ball by a line. The user should play a note when it touches the line
D. Add a "Play For Me" feature
E. Add a metronome function for all the song, not just for the intro
F. Add note-trainers before starting the song (Yousician shows a note. You have to play that note to go to the next one.)
G. Add ear-trainers before starting the song (You hear a note. You should identify that note correctly to go to the next one.)
H. Other2. String instruments
A. Replace the notes coming with the music sheet
B. Replace Yousician notation (bars) with the classic notation
C. Replace the ball by a line. The user should play a note when it touches the line
D. Add a "Play For Me" feature
E. Add a metronome function for all the song, not just for the intro (In these instruments, the frets mark the time signature)
F. Add note-trainers before starting the song (Yousician shows a note. You have to play that note to go to the next one.)
G. Add ear-trainers before starting the song (You hear a note. You should identify that note correctly to go to the next one.)
H. Add chord-trainers before starting the song (Yousician shows a chord. You have to play that chord to go to the next one.)
I. Add chord ear-trainers before starting the song (You hear a chord. You should identify that chord correctly to go to the next one.)
J. Other3. Voice
A. Replace the notes coming with the music sheet
B. Add a staff to see the height of the notes (how flat or sharp they are)
C. Replace Yousician notation (bars) with the classic notation
D. Add a "Sing For Me" feature
E. Add a metronome function for all the song, not just for the intro
F. Add note-trainers before starting the song (Yousician shows a note. You have to sing that note to go to the next one.)
G. Add ear-trainers before starting the song (You hear a note. You should identify that note correctly to go to the next one.)
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I think that if this was added to Yousician, you could hear and appreciate what did you played as well as comparing the harder and easier parte and enjoy your work.
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I use Yousician as a way to learn piano, but there is a problem: The octaves are not correct. When Yousician says to play the middle C, I play that note, but Yousician recognizes it as low C (one octave lower), so I have to play high C (one octave higher) to get the correct note. This means that Yousician is one octave lower than the piano. I'd liked to be able to transpose the songs/microphone one octave lower or higher to not have to play the songs one octave higher.
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Adding this idea to GuitarTuna would be great.
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374 votesHenrique
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I don't know if it is on GuitarTuna, but this would be a great feature to add. There should also be added a section where you choose which chords you want to train and a list of songs will appear, using only the chords you picked.
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There is a problem: Yousician is only avaliable online. If your house has no Internet connection, you can't use Yousician. You'll have to install a box and all things that are needed to have connection. This could be a problem. If you are travelling, it gets worse. In a plane, there's no problem, if you are travelling with a company that offers free Wi-Fi, just like Emirates. In bus, there are also companies that offer free Wi-Fi connection. But in boat, oh-oh! It is a problem. If you are in a big boat, there may be connection, but I'm not sure. If you are in a small boat, built with wood, there is no connection. You have to use mobile data. For these reasons, Yousician should be also disponible offline.
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Yes. It could be a zone in Yousician site where you choose the instrumentos and you have the music sheets of all songs in Yousician (maybe including The Yousicians's songs) and you can buy the sheet music of a song. When you buy a shett music it should be downloaded or sent to your email, if you're not using a computer. Or, in Yousician, there could be a shop where you can buy songs (popular or user created) by point that you win in Yousician. You must buy that songs to be able to play them. Or, in the app, there could be a shop where you can buy the sheets of all songs, also with points. The songs that you bought will also be sent to your email or Facebook. Harder songs cost more points.
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Replacing subscriptions with packs is a great idea for the users that are cancelling their subscriptions and for who think that their subscriptions have no value and Yousician is a 0.
Here is the list of packs:
Pack 1 Instrument
Pack 1 Instrument Pro
Pack 2 Instruments
Pack 2 Instruments Pro
(...)
Pack 5 Instruments
Pack 5 Instruments ProThe Normal Packs offer all advantages of the subscriptions, except for the popular songs, just like in Premium.
The Pro Packs offer all advantages, just like in Premium+.
The difference between the packs and the subscriptions is that in the packs, you can choose which instruments do you want and you can't do it in subscriptions.Last, I want to give credit to tasseb for having this idea.
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Previously, Yousician was focused on helping people learning music, but now it looks like its focus is to make money. Music schools are better. I am in a music school and I can learn music quicklier. In just 1 year I could play some hard songs.
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23 votesHenrique
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Previously, before the song starts, Yousician showed the calibtation screen, where they say that the user should press the coloured keys with the respective finger. But now, that doesn't happens. If Yousician made the pre-calibration system back, this could help users (especially beginners) to posicionate the fingers correctly and it will help them to get ready to the song.
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What about adding ColorAdd symbols?
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1,298 votesHenrique
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Hi Yousicians,
Thank you for voting! You can now choose between the following languages in Yousician Guitar and Ukulele:
- German
- French
- Spanish
- Chinese (simplified)
- Chinese (traditional)
- Japanese
- Italian
- Russian
- Portuguese - Brazilian
Other instruments are, for the time being, available only in English. You can change the language in the Game tab in-app. You can find more information about this on our blog: https://yousician.com/blog/5-new-languages-for-yousician-guitar Keep on rocking!
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I think that the most probable languages to be added will be French and Finnish. If I had to make a preddict, I will say French in 2020, Finnish in 2019-2020, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish in 2019-2021, Russian in 2020-2022, Spanish in 2022-2023, Brazilian in 2025, Portuguese in 2025-2026, Korean in 2021-2023, Chinese in 2021-2024, German in 2021-2024, Polish in 2022-2025, Romanian in 2023-2025, Other European languages in 2023-2026, Other Asian languages in 2021-2027, Other African languages in 2025-2030.
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282 votesHenrique
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You can go to Songs > Workouts. There are lots of categories and you can choose which do you want. There are songs for each category.
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258 votesHenrique
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Yes, I think that the decision if making user created songs private should be the worst idea ever. If you think this too, vote for my feature suggest "Make user created songs public".
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Yousician is losing users. They decrease as buildings affected by floods (just like what happened in Iran, in 2015).
Your ideas of prizes (different ball, new colour palette, etc.) look awesome. Also, they can solve problems, just like the color pallete.