Thanks for the info, Quentin!

So, not possible?

Is there a way to: play a cadence (major or minor) play a known note (e.g., "C") then identify the key based on the tonal quality of C in that key? For example, if I play a major cadence, play C, and C sounds like the minor 6th against the cadence, I'd choose Eb major as the key. Can I do ...

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Thank you!

You keep asking that. How do I sing back piccolo notes? How do I adjust singing a commercial jingle that's outside my range? The answer is I DON'T. And my entire interest is in developing a better ear. I couldn't care less about clefs and reading music. I just want to hear better. Try to understand ...

Tim wrote: > I have exactly the same problem as bebopluver - I'm a beginner, baritone > with a limited range. The C above middle C is a stretch, and the D above > that is out of range. Being a beginner, and a not very talented one at > that, I also have trouble hitting these notes in falsetto, and I...

It's a problem for me. I guess Denmark children are way more talented than I am.

What's wrong with showing the Bass Clef? You seem so convinced you have it right that you can skip the answer.

Thanks -- somehow missed that in the intro. I still say the documentation is useless.

Plus, asking a beginning singer to match pitch an octave or more below what's played...not exactly a beginner's skill.

Beginning to think Ear Master isn't what it's supposed to be.

Nevermind. Just found the vocal range setting. As a technical writer, gotta say EM documentation needs A LOT of work.

Hi,

Trying desperately to match pitch by singing. I'm a baritone. EarMaster keeps trying to make me a tenor. Ain't gonna happen. It's hard to match by singing an octave lower. Is there a way to set the range of tones used in pitch matching so I don't have to hit notes way above middle C?

TIA

Bill

Love the product but feel that it needs more support for functional ear training -- for example, picking a key and then guessing notes against the key. More functional et support in the melody sections. I know you can tweak earmaster for functional ear training, but I'd like more obvious up-front su...