What would you like improved on tonebase?
What would you like improved on tonebase?
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I really appreciate the Tonebase videos and use the platform regularly.
What I’m missing is a News section in the menu that would let users easily see when new videos, challenges, or other updates are available—essentially a continuous blog or announcement page for new content. -
I would love some kind of a history of what I’ve watched already. I hope I’ve not missed this feature. It’s somewhat there for courses, but gets messed up if you skip back a step or two to recap, it I think not there at all for livestreams.
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Easier UX; I purchased extras (coaching) and am still hunting for the tab.
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More Chamber Music like the Haydn trio. That was a lot of fun playing with my friends.
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A livestream (ideally a recurring one) would be helpful in which newcomers are walked around the platform: what is its structure, what can I do, where do I find what, where do I “consume” content vs. engage and contribute? That livestream would have to be super easy to find, of course, maybe in the “New to Tonebase?” section. It might help increase user engagement and decrease frustration.
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Also, I see a lot of people complaining that the musicians quotes on the home page flash across the screen too quickly. That may be so, and it should be fixed. But as someone who has used Tonebase on an almost daily basis for years, I have a different request regarding those quotes: can you please mix them up, exchange them, and show us new ones on a regular basis?
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Hi - I would love it if every video that provides a deep dive into a specific piece would also include a detailed discussion of the harmonic analysis and structure - for each movement. That would be so helpful for me. I could check my own analysis against the clinician’s, which would help me better understand where my analytical weaknesses are…
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This may difficult to implement, but it would be nice to be able to ask questions about the online lessons. For example. I am watching 's trills lessons. I have a question about trills, but don't know where to ask. I don't expect the instructors who recorded the lessons to necessarily answer the questions as they are likely no longer in the mix, but if someone was monitoring the questions, they could assign them to a suitable expert.