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Yep, 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 s
by jazzychad 17y ago
Yep, 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.