#8

Only what you want.
Only stuff you want, nothing else. If you don’t want it, don’t buy it. Pick only what you want. No more song fake books, CD-Rom, community classes of stuff you don’t want. Pick and choose, deep and wide.

#7

The real master tracks.
We want to know what we’re supposed to sound like. We’re inspired by it. We try to emulate and imitate in. Then it should be a part of how we learn and experience it.

#6

Real-time scoring and feedback.
We want to know right away how we’re doing, not a week, a day, an hour, a minute or second later. Instantly. No lag time. And yes scores, glows, sounds do help.

#5

Any instrument. Even voice.
Let me use my guitar. No mods. No special cables. Nothing proprietary needed. Got a built-in microphone or common adapters? No problem.

#4

Yes to clarity. No to clutter.
We are single-minded. Just play the right note at the right time. We don’t ask you to learn esoteric symbols. There’s one thing to concentrate on: right note, right time.

#3

“Anywhere” means “anywhere.”
Don’t be strapped to a console. Take your music learning system with you- vacation, train, plane, automobile, on your lunch break, in your private lesson, etc.

#2

Multiple levels for everyone.
The gap between fun gaming and really learning an instrument. You don’t need a conservatory. From your first note to prodigy. From the first time you tune a guitar to shredding 32nd-note diminished clusters - that’s the scope.

#1

Quality is royalty.
Forget sifting through tons of tabs and piecing together one that works. Or squinting at grainy web videos. Just give us what is right the first time.