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Detailed analysis of the three leading apps

1. Simply Piano (Android / iOS)

Approach: Step-by-step learning for beginners and intermediate hobbyists.

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Strengths

Weak points

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2. Piano Academy (Android iOS)

Approach: Combine instrumental practice with solid theoretical foundations and auditory training.

Strengths

Weak points

3. Yousician (Android / iOS)

Approach: Multi-platform learning (piano, guitar, bass, ukulele, singing) with a strong gamification component.

Strengths

Weak points

Quick comparison

FunctionSimply PianoPiano AcademyYousician
Microphone recognition✔️✔️✔️
MIDI compatibility✔️✔️✔️
Intense gamificationAverageLowHigh
Deep music theoryAverageHighAverage
Current pop songsHighAverageHigh
Average annual price*$$$$$$$

*Prices vary by region and promotions.

Testimonials from real users

Laura, 32 years old, beginner

“I started Simply Piano during the pandemic. Within three months, I was already playing 'Let It Be.' The short lesson system helped me practice every day, even while working remotely.”

Carlos, 45 years old, intermediate amateur

“Piano Academy finally allowed me to understand seventh chords and inversions. The integrated theory and explanatory videos were the perfect way to stop learning by rote.”

Mariela, 14 years old, gamer and musician

“I love Yousician because it feels like a game. The weekly challenges motivate me to excel and compete with my friends.”

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