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That's awesome fun. Tip: Try to hear the intervals -- the lower pitch distinguishes between rows, while the higher pitch distinguishes between columns. If you
by mcav 17y ago
That's awesome fun.
Tip: Try to hear the intervals -- the lower pitch distinguishes between rows, while the higher pitch distinguishes between columns. If you can learn to differentiate between the two pitches, it's easier to map it to the different numbers.
- jazzychad 17y agoYep, that's my strategy. The hardest part is getting the first number. After that distinguishing changes in intervals makes it easier. Congrats on getting two scores of 8 on Insane. Sure you're not cheating? :)
- mcav 17y agoNo, not cheating. I play [jazz] piano, so I'm used to hearing intervals and stuff (Useful when comping for solos). So I visualize it like this: Lower tone: Eb, F, or G Upper tone: C, D, or E So as the note's played, I tried to visualize what keys I'd have to hit on the piano to make the same noise. Also, i put the phone on speakerphone so that I can look at the digits while they play back. The middle combinations are the toughest, because if you don't have a good bearing on where the previous pitch is, it's easy to get disoriented.