amazingly learning so much from guitar tricks and all the music theory behind it. it really is a solid foundation to creat your own music.
i have a keyboard and have tried simply piano but personally its not the way i want to learn.
i was wondering if guitar tricks would recommend any online platform to learn piano. having a platform that teaches music like guitar tricks but with piano instead would be amazing. id love your recommendations.
That's fantastic that Guitar Tricks is helping you build a solid foundation in music theory! It's definitely a great starting point for creating your own music Smash Karts
As for learning piano, while Guitar Tricks doesn't offer piano lessons, there are many other excellent online platforms available. Here are a few popular options:
Remember: The best platform for you will depend on your learning style and goals. It might be helpful to try a few different options before committing to one.
Would you like to share more about your piano learning goals? I can provide more tailored recommendations based on your preferences.
Flowkey is a great platform for beginners as well as those who want to improve their piano skills. Flowkey offers piano lessons with an interactive interface that helps you learn through your favorite songs.
Great discussion, especially for beginners trying to improve technique and stay motivated consistently. I’ve been studying with a tico practice exam 2026 recently, so hobby conversations like this are refreshing.
I recommend "Piano for all"
I don't recommend ANY visual learning app; for ANY instrument.
Why?
They create a false sense of progress.
They also train you to learn via your eyes; instead of your ears.
Learning visually is COMPLETELY unnatural relationship to music.
You might say
"well so does sheet music"
No:
Sheet music doesn't visually indicate when you play the wrong note.
The purpose of sheet music is just to remind you of what notes to play; not correct you visually when you play incorrectly.
"Well so does video lessons"
No:
When you are playing along with a lesson... or practicing after... you are hearing whether what you are doing is the same as the instructor.
The added benefit is you can't really practice or learn something that is too far beyond your actual skill level... because you can't keep up or tell aurally whether you're doing it correctly.
IF your ears aren't your principle guide for learning music.
THEN you aren't actually developing as a musician.
THAT is the entire reason we're wise to learn songs by ear.
Lessons is about understanding what you are learning in context; and giving the student structure and direction; to maximize efficiency thus progress.
