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That said, it would be interesting to design a piece of software that helped you learn to play by ear! Maybe something that plays a short phrase or chord progre
by tobr 6y ago
That said, it would be interesting to design a piece of software that helped you learn to play by ear! Maybe something that plays a short phrase or chord progression and asks you to repeat it. Improvisation is tougher because there’s no good way for software to say if you’re making progress or not...
- jacquesm 6y agoThis exists: https://tonedear.com/ear-training/intervals https://tonedear.com/ear-training/intervals
- browningstreet 6y agoRick Beato has an ear training course. He’s big on YouTube.
- skeeter2020 6y agoThe Suzuki method has been around forever. It typically targets children who don't yet know how to read period, but there's no reason an adult can't use it. It doesn't work as well with improvisation because you need to understand that improvisation is not just "different", it's different within a set of constraints. You can find this by accident but it's much easier to first understand the underlying structure, then experiment.