Status: New
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New issue 246 by
josh.sa...@...: New Exercise: Is the note in the
group of notes
http://code.google.com/p/solfege/issues/detail?id=246I ran into "Absolute Pitch Avenue". I think it would be great to
incorporate some of those ideas. The exercise that seems most useful to me
is to play a note and then play a group of notes together. The user has to
determine if the first note is in the group of tones. Configuration would
allow the user to choose how many notes are played at once (in a range),
how wide a range the notes can be in, whether the first note is static and
what note it is. The user would be able to play the first note again and
also play the group of notes independently. Seems like a good way to
develop both relative and absolute pitch skills.
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