Ryan-ZenGtr-
Well-Known Member
1. Research "Ear training and Interval recognition, relative pitch excercises".
There's some software somewhere on the internet that plays a root note, then another not from the scale. You have to guess what the second note's interval is. Brilliant excercise. Critical!!!! I.E. I play C then E, you say Major 3rd. etc. etc.
2. Practice the major scale, saying 1st 2nd major 3rd 4th 5th 6th major 7th out loud as you play. Once you get that language down, modes and the rest of it make sense, at last! It saves all that mindless repetitive practice, by understanding that they're all just the major scale STARTING ON A DIFFERENT NOTE, you really save a lot of time.
3. Listen to some prog....
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There's some software somewhere on the internet that plays a root note, then another not from the scale. You have to guess what the second note's interval is. Brilliant excercise. Critical!!!! I.E. I play C then E, you say Major 3rd. etc. etc.
2. Practice the major scale, saying 1st 2nd major 3rd 4th 5th 6th major 7th out loud as you play. Once you get that language down, modes and the rest of it make sense, at last! It saves all that mindless repetitive practice, by understanding that they're all just the major scale STARTING ON A DIFFERENT NOTE, you really save a lot of time.
3. Listen to some prog....
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