ear training

Hey folks, Been a while! I made a video demonstrating how I use Reaper and it's fantastic pitch/tempo manipulation feature(s) to pick out riffs by ear, instead of reaching for a tab. The riff I learn in the video is from Opeth's Serenity Painted Death (Still Life). If you're interested...

Ok, I am in the process of learning Enigma Machine by Dream theater, I've got everything down simply by reading the tab, the only part I am struggling with at the moment is JP's last solo on the song, he basically is just shredding in a descending pattern but I can't determine how exactly he is...

Hi! I found this site, and its pretty good to train your ears. Ear Trainer Also this website is good for seeing basic music theory of chords and scales Chords In The Key Of C And I have known about this website a while but thought I'd share in case others didn't know about it Guitar Chords...

This has come up a few times in discussions, and I figure it warrants its own thread. I have a "pitch sense" that comes naturally to me. Honestly, I don't know how to describe it better than "perfect pitch," although it's not totally perfect as it can be tricked and doesn't get me 100%...

I was thinking about ear training intervals. It's pretty straight forward to work through a minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, etc., but it's also pretty boring and fairly trivial fingering-wise. Is there a learning advantage having them presented in this order? Is this like counting, which...

Do you guys suggest any form or software for slowing things down since generally when you slow the sound, pitch gets very messed up. I've tried a few programs but am wondering if there's a free app or means to do it with Audacity? I've tried a few programs like the Amazing Slow Downer but it...