alternatives to youscian
 

what are the best android apps for learning piano except for yousician?

they require you to pay for it so it is not an option for now..

it's is not even a premium service when it comes to privacy.

and if i pay i prefer to pay for a fair and for an app the respect my privacy..

thanks

Here is some alternatives to Yousician...
https://www.guitarchalk.com/yousician-alternative/

for piano

You're welcome I'm sure. :rolleyes:
Bit of advice: when someone reaches out to help you, thanks is good. Saying "that's not what I want" is not. You won't get a lot of help that way.

didn't i said thanks before?

Nah mate; you said thanks in a general way, ie thanks to anyone who can help. But then when DinoDavid offered you a link, all you said is "for piano", which I took to mean (and I think anyone would) "that's not what I want". You can't use a general thanks in your OP to assume you've thanked anyone who steps up to help you, and in fact you have not.

I'm quite prepared to accept it may not have been meant that way, but if I were DD and that was the only response I got, I would be ticked off and would not be likely to offer any more help. All in the perception. Don't take much to say thanks, even if the person wasn't able to help you. Manners cost nothing.

so think of my "general" thanking as a specific one

Seriously? You really don't get it? Instead of thanking various, unspecified, anonymous people who may or may not help you, you won't thank the one who did? Man that is ****ing lazy and very very arrogant. Good luck: you'll need it if this is your attitude. I've done what I can to explain to you how you're out of line, but you don't seem to accept that. Fair enough. Don't expect any more help though.

Your attitude is worse than OP's, man. Chill!

Anyways, for OP, do you not have acces to a piano at home? If you're still in education, I'd assume uni if anything, you could try using the facilities of one of the music clubs. If not, it's better to study piano using actual music theory lessons (plenty of free ones on personal music blogs and youtube), and just familiarising yourself with music notes, what things on music sheets mean, etc.

Apps will only get you so far and sadly no music apps are concerned with privacy, thats just not their selling point and most of their users don't much care.

Good luck!

using you tube at the end and soon there is a chance i will have a teacher.

tnx