I was with my violin teacher doing ear training and I realized I cannot recognize chords when there is not enough length.
0.3 second chord for example is much harder to recognize. What she test me on was play 3 chords consecutively in different register and tell all chords. I could only get half of them right.. pretty hard. but it is necessary to keep music that I hear for the first time in my head. Very important skill when you are trying to transcribe something into a sheet music/score.
This lets you train on that if you'd to try for free check www.majorthird.com
i did 147 bpm and 32, with sound effects (sound for correct and wrong) off pretty easy.
You can see list of short cuts by going to Help > ___Phobia Help and clicking "Keyboard Shortcuts" on the first page.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Recognizing chords
Posted by SONARHYTHM Logic Pro School at 7:45 PM
Labels: Ear Training, Music Theory, practicing
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