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@Dmitry_Klochkov thank you. As i don’t know nothing about music theory😂 I will be super useful.
@Dmitry_Klochkov just bought and I’m going to trying to play with my two kids. Maybe they can develop the perfect pitch😜 let’s try.
Take my money. But I'm in Canada. Cant find your app on the AppStore Canada
Bought. I will try it to improve my natural pitching (IDK if it’s perfect or not but I have “good ear”) and learnt the solfeo part of equation (I took classes at my young and the last year I took 6 months to fight my fears) so thanks a lot for this app.
Having bought his app “Tune Maker” AND the $20 lifetime subscription that lasted a month before he got rid of it... PASS, will never deal with this developer again.
I’m a huge supporter of iOS music devs with over $1800 dropped on apps the past 3 months, but there’s no amount I’d give this dev and his shady business practices.
This is a good app. Dunno if it will give you perfect pitch, but it will improve your ear. So far I'm impressed.
Also like the way that it approaches improvement. It's extremely slow and the difficulty increases by marginal amounts.
The only criticism that I have @Dmitry_Klochkov is that the randomness could be improved. Currently I will sometimes hear the same note 5-6 times in a row. Whatever the ins and outs of your randomness algorithm, I think limiting sequences of the same note (or note pattern) to 3 times in a row is sufficient.
Also, something that has happened a couple of times randomly and was rather useful. When I get a note, or sequence wrong, it would repeat it a second time. I really like that, as it means I get a chance to correct my inner ear.
But yes, if you want to work on ear training this is good.
Agree on the repeats, though perhaps that’s part of the reinforcing... one thing that I repeatedly do is start too early, especially on the slower speeds - not sure if there’s a better visual cue so that you get the signal to start playing only once the timer has passed round...