Learning: guided courses and online lessons
Learning brings together guided courses and online lessons. Additional courses are also available.
Each course requires an active Pro licence and its one-time purchase. The course page shows the current price and access status; prices are managed in Administration. Complete the previous block to unlock the next one. Administrators can open every block for testing. Passed exercises remain repeatable, and buttons distinguish To do, In progress and Passed.
The lesson automatically sets its material and required parameters. Customize on the course home page lets you adapt the available settings. Within an exercise, Notes stores your annotations and Explain describes the module. Listen to the model, perform the Take the test assessment and read the result. Assessment uses that lesson’s stated criterion; theory questions appear only in exercises that require them.
For students
- Sign in with the account receiving the lesson or invitation.
- Open the lesson in the appropriate player or catalogue.
- Follow the example, pause on difficult passages and practise in the relevant musical module.
- Save your own arrangement as a separate project with a personal name.
For teachers
EDU tools let you create and manage classrooms, invite students and use Master Control to lead a session. Available controls coordinate features, notes and playback. Prepare material and verify student access before the lesson.
A logical recording preserves the app-managed teaching sequence. It should not automatically be treated as a video recording or a complete audio file of the lesson. Use the dedicated controls to record, stop, select and replay available recordings.
Blocks as an assignment
Ask a student to prepare a four-bar part, import it into the DAW, duplicate it and change only the copy. Comparing A and A′ reveals their understanding of voicing, rhythm or approach notes as well as the controls.
Teacher Studio manages content supported by the teacher’s profile. Premium lessons follow their own publication and access process: a music licence does not necessarily include every lesson in the catalogue.