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Platforms that are changing the way we learn music
Your instrument, your time, your space
The magic of learning music from home isn't just about the technology. It's about the freedom to choose when, how, and with what you learn. Today, you decide the pace.
Now, learn about the platforms that are making this online musical revolution possible.
How these platforms manage to teach effectively
Wondering how it's possible to learn to play without a teacher in front of you? The key lies in the pedagogical structure of these tools. The best platforms combine clear visuals, immediate feedback, and a step-by-step approach. This way, students learn in an active, fun, and measurable way.
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Plus, many allow you to adjust the difficulty level, repeat lessons, and track visual progress, creating ongoing motivation. Some even listen to what you're playing and correct mistakes instantly.
Let's look at three of the most widely used and effective options in the world of online music learning.
Yousician
What is it?
An interactive app designed to teach guitar, piano, bass, ukulele, and singing. Ideal for those looking for a practical, fun, and progressive experience.
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How does it work?
Listen to what you're playing in real time through the device's microphone. It then gives you immediate feedback on rhythm, notes, and accuracy. You can follow level-by-level lessons, practice popular songs, and see your progress on a visual dashboard.
Advantages
- Learn with real songs
- Modern and user-friendly interface
- Visual, auditory and practical exercises
- Lessons structured by levels
Limitations
- Some features require a subscription
- Better experience with headphones and stable connection
Simply Piano / Simply Guitar
What are they?
Apps focused on beginners who want to learn piano or guitar from scratch. They use a simple, guided, and visually clear methodology.
How do they work?
Your phone or tablet listens to what you play and tells you how well you're playing. As you progress, you unlock new levels and songs. Ideal for those who've never played an instrument before.
Advantages
- Perfect for beginners
- Real-time progress tracking
- Modern songs included
- Integrated instructional videos
Limitations
- Basic approach (does not replace advanced classes)
- Some songs are blocked without a Premium version.
Virtual classes via Zoom or video chat
What are they?
Traditional classes with real teachers, but adapted to a digital format. They are delivered via video call, with direct interaction and personalized scheduling.
How do they work?
The student connects to an individual or group class via Zoom, Google Meet, or another platform. The teacher provides live guidance, corrects, suggests exercises, and adapts the content to the student's pace.
Advantages
- Real human interaction
- Full content customization
- Ideal for intermediate or advanced levels
- Option to resolve doubts at the moment
- iOS – Android
Limitations
- Dependence on schedules
- It requires more investment than an app
Functional comparative
| Platform | Type of learning | Suggested level | Interaction | Ideal for… |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yousician | Interactive – app | All levels | High (real-time feedback) | Multi-instrumentalists, self-taught |
| Simply Piano / Simply Guitar | Guided – app | Beginners | Media (visual + auditory) | Those who start from scratch |
| Live virtual classes | Traditional adapted | Intermediate–advanced | Very high (teacher in real time) | Personalized learning |
➤ Now that you know the options…
Which one would you like to start with? The tools are within reach, but it's the habit that makes the difference.
In the next section, discover how to create a realistic music routine, avoid common mistakes, and stay motivated while making music a vital part of your life.