"Auto replay question" after evaluation needed!

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KostaC
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"Auto replay question" after evaluation needed!

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Hi,

I have the same need for this option to work after the answer is evaluated. If i give a wrong answer i want to listen the right answer many more times. Also "Auto Replay" should work for repeating the wrong answer. Thanks.
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Post by Quentin »

Hi,
You should be able to listen to the correct answer and your answer an unlimited number of times. However, if the "Auto New Question" is selected in the Exercise Settings, the program will automatically move on to a new question without after a few seconds. To deactivate that option, simply go to the Exercise Settings menu, and uncheck "Auto New Question".
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Post by KostaC »

I'm not sure if we're talking about the same option. I was talking of auto replay, not auto new question.
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Post by ZeroZero »

I have been thinking about this. Surely if you make a mistake, then the best thing is to immediately hear the correct answer before going onto the next question. Behaviourally, this is soundc science. The brain is immediately corrected and can hear what should have been.

Currently, if you have 'auto new question' selected then you forgoe this opportunity.

How about "Auto new question after X correct replays' of the correct answer . PersonallyI would set such an option to one.

At present I am trying to decipher the difference between descending Dim and Aug chords, I want to go through them swiftly, automatically, , but I also want to hear hte correct answer if I make a mistake
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