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Yousician - Learn Guitar, Piano, Bass & Ukulele?
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I am trying to find an app to teach me how to play guitar. Ideally, it has the ability of scrolling songs and showing the notes/chords to play, and can listen to my guitar and give feedback if I am playing correctly or not.
There is an app that does this perfectly called Yousician, but the app is pretty expensive (and not a one-time fee) with constant long ads you cannot skip. Really makes playing hard to get in a rhythm.. Would love an alternative to this app.
Yousician for those interested: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician
Schau dir mal Yousician an, das verwende ich für meine Akustik. Da kannst du dann auch auswählen, ob du Powerchords, Riffs oder einzelne Taps? (Strings zupfen) lernen willst. 15 Minuten "geführte" Übung pro Tag hast du kostenlos, danach kannst du aber weiterhin z. B. die Lieder üben, die du schon gelernt hast oder einfach random welche ausprobieren, die sind dann auch nach Schwierigkeit eingeordnet. Die populären Lieder bekommst du aber nur in der Premium-Variante, in der kostenlosen Version hast du eher unbekanntere Lieder.
If there is no way for you to get a teacher you can use apps like Yousician as an alternative way. It teaches you to play by sheet music step by step with classical and/or pop music. It does need a subscription but you can test it for a week and its significantly cheaper than getting a teacher.
Watch out for your posture though and check on it regularly, as you don't have a teacher that can spot mistakes in your bench, body, arm or hand position. Here's a video on that. Posture is extremely important because ignoring it leads to bad, stiff playing, early fatigue and after a while possibly injury.
Probier's mal mit Yousician, damit hab ich angefangen muss aber zugeben ich lasse es in letzter Zeit ziemlich oft ausfallen weil ich einfach nicht weiterkomme bzw. ist halt sehr ätzend bis man die ganzen Chords "schnell" und "sicher" wechseln kann aber die App hat mir den Einstieg sehr leicht gemacht, täglich hast du auch glaube ich 30 oder 60 Minuten geführtes Training und danach musst du halt warten oder klimperst einfach so ein paar Lieder aus der App nach. Nutzen kannst du die App auch nach der Übungszeit weiterhin ohne Probleme und da gibt es auch viele Lieder mit denen man selbst üben kann ohne geführtes Training.
I started about a month ago and have been using the Yousician app. It has a limited free version and the premium monetization is kind of predatory and relatively expensive at 20€/month (but you'll probably get only a month or two of use out of it).
It has a nice video game-like feel to it which really helped to keep me engaged. It teaches you a mix of theory and technique while gradually increasing the difficulty. With the simple basslines, backing track and tempo control you'll feel like you're playing actual music relatively fast. Not to mention the immediate, interactive feedback which I found really helps with the learning in the beginning.
This is what I've been doing since July when I bought my first guitar. I don't do it daily, there's just no time for that but I do it every second day, sometimes multiple days in a row. For an additional learning help I'm using Yousician which offers about an hour (? not sure tbh, sometimes I stay in one song for 45 minutes and the game only tells you that the time is over when trying to start a new song) for free every day.
It's fun and you can see your progress after every training session and when you're trying to learn a new chord and struggle with it, the next day the same chord becomes a lot easier because of your muscle memory.
I think the hardest part is to find a beginner friendly entry when trying to learn something new, the app helped a lot. So far I can play some lead, some chords (E,Em,A,Am,D,C,F) and some powerchords but still quite the basic. The moment you can play your first song without the help from apps or guides is really something.
I recommend getting yousician or a similar app. If you go premium you have to pay per month but you can use the free version about an hour every day which is enough (that's what I do). I'll use this to get into chords and practice my hand positioning. It's a great app, it's as if you would play guitar hero.
I'm also planning on getting rock smith on steam at some point.
For guitar: Not a game per se, but I recently stumbled over Yousician for Android (I believe there's a iPhone-App too) and it looks very promising.
It's like Guitar Hero, only that it uses your phone's mic and you actually play on a guitar. Additionally it has video lessons, content is split up in different learning paths, which get more demanding step-by-step.
I only used it for a few days now, but it looks really promising. Unfortunately, it's not completely free (duh), but you get free lesson time every day. I'm on a pretty busy schedule anyhow so I'm actually cool with this, as I can use up my lesson time and practice some songs I personally want to be able to play right after that for a little. I wouldn't have more time than this anyhow.
I can't use it more than 10 minutes a day i need a subscription so can you mod it?
Azt mondanám lényegében lenyúlták pl ennek az app-nak az ötletét: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician
Ilyen projektekkel annyira egyszerű lopni. ne tudd meg mi megy a K+F pályázatoknál is...
Schau dir mal Yousician an, müsste es auch im iStore geben, finde das hilft sehr gut beim lernen und in der kostenfreien Version hast du 1 Instrument und 1 Stunde Training pro Tag (Guided Lessons), nach der Stunde kannst du dann trotzdem mit der App weiterspielen z. B. Songs üben die du schon gelernt hast oder einfach Songs aus den Trainingsstunden.
Schau dir auch mal die App Yousician an, damit hat's mir sehr viel Spaß gemacht und auch in der kostenlosen Version kann man täglich ne Stunde mit Führung üben.
You can try Yousician It has support for learning many different instruments including Guitar. It also has different sections and levels for practice. It provides different tracks for learning like in Guitar there is Rhythm , Rock , Music theory etc. It has social features like share, follow friends etc. Overall it's pretty good. It has a free period where you can try it and then you have to pay a reasonable fee for accessing premium content. I tried it for a month to learn guitar from scratch and found it very useful. Will be getting back to it very soon.
Definiere "erfolgreich" :)
Akustische Gitarre, hab ich (35) zwar in den letzten Monaten nicht mehr in der Hand gehabt, dafür ging's aber wenigstens 1 Jahr lang gut. Ein paar Lieder, 6/7 Akkorde und einzelne Seiten klappt.
Beim Kauf der Gitarre hab ich meinen besten Freund mitgenommen, der spielt schon seit seiner Kindheit. Dann der Einstieg war sehr einfach dank Yousician. Mit der kostenlosen Version kann man pro Tag eine halbe Stunde (oder Stunde?) mit geführtem Tutorial lernen, danach kann man aber auch weiter alleine üben oder man spielt Lieder nach die einem in der App angeboten werden. Es gibt auch eine Premiumvariante mit der kannst du mehr als nur 1 Instrument lernen und man hat eine größere Auswahl an Liedern, bisher war für mich die kostenlose Version allerdings ausreichend.
Was bedeutet für dich teuer? Bin damals mit dem besten Kumpel (der Spielt seit der Kindheit und kennt sich da besser aus als ich) in nen Gitarrenladen. Hab jetzt eine Aktustikgitarre für ~250 € und der Kumpel war erstaunt wie gut die klang und dann noch so günstig ist. Wir waren beim Thomann hier in der Gegend, ich bin mir sicher die beraten dich auch gerne, sag halt im Vorfeld, dass du erst einmal eine günstige Anfängergitarre möchtest.
Lernen: Ich hab damals mit Hilfe von Yousician gelernt zu spielen. Bei der kostenlosen Version kannst du 1 Instrument auswählen und täglich glaube 1 Stunde lang üben mittels Guided Lessons und wenn dir die Zeit nicht genügt, kannst du danach einfach auch normal Songs im Practice Mode üben.
I've been using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician to learn, and it's been helpful. There's lots of free options out there, and this one only nags you to pay a bit. It's helped me get from almost nothing to can slightly play a few notes on the guitar.
Hab mir im Juli eine akustische Gitarre zugelegt und übe bis heute noch fast täglich. Es macht einfach bock, vor allem wenn man anfangen kann, seine Lieblingslieder nachzuspielen.
Dank Yousician ist es auch verdammt einfach und spaßig, Instrumente zu lernen. Verwende seit Juli die Free-Version von Yousician, da hat man täglich ne Stunde zum üben und wenn die Stunde vorbei ist, kann man auch einfach selbst weiter üben.
> I'm already into sneakers, computers, and listening to music.
Make music!
Seriosuly, if you like music, maybe it's a good option to learn an instrument. I've started learning the acoustic guitar in july and I'm still going, it's a hell lot of fun to just play around for a couple of minutes a day. I'm also using Yousician to learn chords and stuff, premium costs monthly but I'm playing in free mode which you can do for about an hour a day and that's enough imo when you want to practice and when the free time is up, you can just strum around on your own.
That's my statement for your question but like other's have said, maybe getting a career and moving would be best if you don't see the future you want in this town.
Yousician is a paid app that teaches how to play the instruments and also has a version of sheet music-it's not exactly sheet music but it has the notes you play in the sing format and will listen to the notes as you play. Tab also has the chords and notes shown on the fretboard and listens to the notes as you play. Both have been helpful in learning how to play for piano, bass, and guitar.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician
I've been using this app. In all honesty, the daily practice time isn't long enough. I've bought a months licence as I skipped a guitar lesson so the money would have gone on guitar anyway.
Being able to use it unlimited is awesome.
Youtube, and there are alot of apps on the appstore that may be able to teach you. Yousician is one i think https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician
Check out the free App : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician&hl=en_US&gl=US
Yousician is a software that teaches you to play various instruments and is made with Unity.
Para teoría musical, canto y instrumentos te recomiendo: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yousician.yousician
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Скачай приложение юзишн (не реклама) для первых занятый с гитарой самое то что надо. Весело и типо тренировка.
I've been really enjoying the free trials of Yousician. It's not great, but it always has something new and challenging for me to play (once I leveled up to my level).
If you use it, be sure to go rapid fire through the 'learn' tab, as it set up for beginners. I also use a pocket amp and line splitter so that it can hear me clearly no matter what.