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Upcoming Feature: Lessons

MidiStickers is adding a built-in Lessons component in its interactive music theory workbook with hands-on exercises for teachers and students.

We’re happy to announce that we currently working on a massive content upgrade for the upcoming MidiStickers Pro v1.3 update.

Our focus for this upcoming release is a brand-new Lesson component for the Guided Practice Hub. These concise lessons will introduce the concepts behind the scales, chords and progression exercises and many of the analysis tools found in MidiStickers, providing definitions, examples, demonstrations, and practical guidance along the way.

This upgrade is part of our long-tem goal of transforming MidiStickers into a full-fledged interactive workbook for learning keyboard harmony, music theory, and musicianship.

The goal is to create a much more cohesive self-study experience. While these lessons are not intended to replace a full textbook, they will help bridge the gap between music theory concepts and hands-on practice, making it easier to understand the underlying musical concepts behind the exercises.

Those Lessons will cover intervals, scales, chords, seventh chords, progressions, voice leading, roman numerals, figured bass and other core keyboard harmony topics.

Lessons component preview integrated with the Guided Practice Hub

We expect to release this major update towards the end of July / early August.

Looking beyond v1.3, you can expect more expansions of interactive content throughout the second half of 2026!

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