Ear Training

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Richard John Albano

about 2 years ago

I know that Tomo emphasizes relative pitch recognition. I have been trying to improve my ear with an ear training app but I still struggle identifying minor 3rd intervals vs. major 3rds.
I am getting discouraged but I was wondering if anyone could recommend an ear training program that would help develop my ear.
Thank you for any suggestions.

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Tomo Fujita Mod

over 1 year ago

When you study Music Theory Section. You can sing those scales and work on singing pitches.

You can use a same root then first sing C Major Scale. Then C minor scale or C Mixolydian scale.
Then change key to A... Sing those 3 different scales from A...
Then change to Key of Eb... now root is Eb... then sing those 3 different scales.

You can play those notes first then sing them after.... You need to repeat a lot.

Please don't use any apps.. you can record chords or root note.

Thank you.

equenti

about 2 years ago

Check out Rick Beato
He has a great YouTube channel and an ear training course
Cheers

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George Mattingly Mod

about 2 years ago

Here is Tomo's comment:

"Thanks so much for subscribing to my Guitar Wisdom. I recommend that you avoid ear-training apps. Instead, create exercises and record yourself! Play a C triad, wait a few seconds, and then play a random note. Can you identify the note? Sing intervals: Do Mi, Do La, and so on. Find your weaknesses and work on them. Keep recording and reviewing your exercises. You can do it!"

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