Jazz Guitar Online has a comparison of a couple of tempo shifters . The main website is here . (Yuck, frames. 8-| )

My teacher emphasizes it's important to not get too dependent on slowing things down, to work on as much real time transcription as possible. I'm glad I have access to slowdown tech ...

It would be great to be able to associate chords to scales and vice-versa. It's an interesting idea but is it more theory than training the ear? :strange:
Good point, Waigin. Maybe a little of both. For me, working on the move from reading music while being lazy with my ear more into the jazz way ...

It would be great to be able to associate chords to scales and vice-versa.

So the question would be a chord, and the answer an appropriate scale sharing the root. Or scale the question, chord the answer. Show answer would play both together. Play your answer would play your answer against the ...

It would probably be useful to put requests for features to be added to future EarMaster releases into a central place. So here goes:

'Play your answer' plays back chords in harmonic inversion or triad practice. It seems to only play the lowest note of the answer when practicing harmonic interval identification. Sometimes I would like to be able to hear my answer interval, then the question, although I have grown to appreciate ...

FWIW, for me it is better that the EarMaster metronome plays straight beats through the measure. I also like that I can pick the patches that it plays. In many modern compositions there are changing or overlapping "simple" and "compound" beats, so I prefer to be able to track these by tapping my ...