What do you think about the tonebase Practice Plans?
Dear piano family!
We've been hard at work to enhance your learning experience and provide a structured, personalized approach to mastering your piano skills. The "tonebase Practice Plans" are designed to help you set and achieve your musical goals with ease. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, we believe this feature will add tremendous value to your practice sessions.
Now, we'd love to hear your thoughts! Have you had a chance to explore the "tonebase Practice Plans" yet? What do you think about its layout, functionality, and overall impact on your practice?
- **Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us, and it will play a crucial role in shaping the future of our platform.
Feel free to share your experiences, suggestions, or any improvements you'd like to see. Your insights matter, and together, we can make tonebase an even better space for all tonebuddies.
Let's keep the conversation going! Drop your comments below and let us know what you think. 
Happy playing!
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Hello
, First: I really like the idea of having a plan, a guideline what to work on next, so I think it is a great idea. But I am very confused... The quiz says I am at grade 4, and given the suggested videos for that grade and the description it feels right. Maybe at some points I am a 5 already, but my first practise plan video is Scarlatti Sonata in E major. This is a grade 7!
I can't access the other videos in the plan until I did the Sonata, but it feels way too difficult. Of course I can work on it for some weeks and learn something, but usually after 8 weeks I get bored, and it looks like it would take much longer to even play it at slow speed. I don't feel like the practise plan really picks me up where I am standing.
I'd love to have some alternatives and the possibility to maybe work on 2 different things same time. Because a video on trills and another on more subtile dynamics might not be building upon each other, or would they?
Also I can't find a way to delete my plan and do the questionnaire again to maybe correct things that I might have misunderstood or answered with too mich self esteem... but then again, it says level 4, so for that I must have answered something right...
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Dominic Cheli Maybe this is a bug in the Practice Plans when the user is tested at Level 4?
I had a great experience with the previous practice plan which suggested Bach's C Major Prelude which is Level 3 and was about perfect (hard but achievable). Scarlatti at Level 6 seems a bridge too far. Or is the intent for me to do as much of it as I can and skip over the parts that are too hard?
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Hi, I need an official receipt for the membership purchasing. please respond to my emails.
