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Online Interval Ear Training Resource

By Earresistible Chord on August 20, 2011

Many interval ear training resources can be found online, where you can test and train yourself with hearing musical intervals to develop relative pitch. However, you will often find these resources to be slow, clunky, and difficult to customize your ear training session. This interval ear training resource is not like that at all! Its [...]

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Measure Your Pitch Perception

By Earresistible Chord on October 11, 2010

Here’s another hearing test created by music and neuroimaging researcher Jake Mandell. This test is called the Adaptive Pitch Test and it measures your ability to hear highs and lows between two tones. This test measures your pitch perception abilities by adapting to your responses: The better you are, the closer and closer the stimuli [...]

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How Tonedeaf Are You?

By Earresistible Chord on October 11, 2010

Music and neuroimaging researcher Jake Mandell created a unique Flash driven application that measures your level of tonedeafness by playing musical phrases back to back. Your goal is to listen to both musical phrases and determine if the two musical phrases are played the same or different. If you’ve struggled with ear training the past, [...]

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Hear Notes In Chords

By Earresistible Chord on June 23, 2010

The Oscillation Technique is an effective ear training technique for learning how to hear every note being sounded in a chord. Application of this ear training technique, for a few minutes a day, is all that is necessary in order to start noticing your ear’s ability to hear the notes within a chord.

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The “1-10″ Ear Training Test

By Earresistible Chord on June 20, 2010

Here is an effective way to test and push your ability to hear each note that is being sounded in a chord. Spend a few minutes each day on this ear training test, pushing yourself to hear more and more each day!

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