Immersive Ear Training: Chromatic Scale (1-Hour)

[@maxkonyi]

This video is a direct recording of my Sonofield Ear Trainer mobile app running in its "Pocket Mode", which enables hands-free training while you walk, commute, or relax. Sign-up here to be notified when SET releases for iOS and Android: www.sonic-sorcery.com/set

[@jdromeroherrera]

Ooooh

[@davidsummerville351]

This stuff is hard core and I love it.

[@Dj555-t6g]

Do you have a time frame for the release? Can we expect it before the end of the year?

[@maxkonyi]

@@Dj555-t6g Yes! Before the end of the year barring any unforseen major issues. It's currently being beta tested and the final features are being implemented.

[@PalinaKalin]

@@maxkonyi Thank you!

[@Robertlavigne1]

This is my Everest! Gotta keep mastering the major before I can think of adding 5 more feeling in the mix! I shall return to you one day!

[@Miguell25]

can we expect a video for recognizing chords? I'm decent at the major and minor scale degrees as individual notes, but once they're played as chords I feel like I barely know what Im doing.

[@maxkonyi]

I'll be working on that soon. These videos are related to Sonofield, which doesn't deal with chords. I have some good ideas for chord-related stuff though so stay tuned...

[@Miguell25]

@@maxkonyi alright, looking forward to it!

[@oppabfam435]

I'm too excited with this. It's very challenging. Cheers!

[@swaggyboi-nk9rb]

I LOVE YOU MAX

[@maxkonyi]

💗🌞💗

[@davidsummerville351]

Yahoo! This stuff is awesome! I'm still on the major and am thrilled that you did this one. Can't thank you enough.

[@Rugalzz]

Amazing !

[@valentinbonnarde9345]

Now onto the serious stuff !

[@FreeInGod]

Just got 3 of your courses..15mins ago...Already sound interesting I love music. It looks like you could make my dream come true. To write the music that I have in me. Time will show. I will share my progress

[@maxkonyi]

Enjoy!

[@119FU]

Love this! Been using it for almost a month now and making gains. Will there be an option to change the register of the scale degrees?

[@maxkonyi]

Nice! Do you mean limit the range/register that the degrees play within?

[@119FU]

@@maxkonyi Yes

[@maxkonyi]

@@119FU Currently, no. The point is to train with a wide range of octaves so that you can't rely on pitch. The sooner you can place your focus on what is common to a particular degree regardless of octave, the better.

[@jpcerrone]

Your ear training videos have been super helpful! Just curious, is there any reason you label #4 as #4 instead of b5?

[@maxkonyi]

Good question. It's because #4 is much more common in relation to the tonic. It's native to the lydian mode and the chords which come from it. A mode with an actual b5 does not have stability and will give way to some other, more stable tonic. Flat fives do occur often, just not usually in relation to the tonic. For instance, a chord like Bm7b5 (in the key of C), natively contains a b5, not a #4. Also, #4 and b5 actually sound/feel different from each other. They are not interchangeable!

[@jpcerrone]

@@maxkonyi got it, thanks a lot!

[@themathguy]

Yay!

[@themathguy]

And I thought flat 6 sounded ominous -- flat 2 is even more so! It's the darkest sounding note to me. I know sharp 4 is theoretically the farthest from 1, but it just sounds obnoxious to me rather than ominous (maybe because it reminds me of The Simpsons? lol)

[@science4charlie]

It's like planet fitness but for the eardrums.

[@strangerting7818]

🔥🔥🔥