Ear Training 02 | Pitch Matching on the Low E String
Added 2021-11-23 16:28:04 +0000 UTCNew here? Wondering where to start? Click here for my Patreon start page, or here for my recommended lesson plan.
Hi Everyone,
In this lesson, I'm building on the concepts from the previous lesson, showing how to build a little map of dissonant and nice notes to find the note you're looking for. It might seem tedious at first, but it's a really nice way to get into it if you're just starting down the ear training path.
If your goal is to be able to hear a song and play along, this kind of practice is a foundational requirement.
Check out the practice tracks below! Level 1 is the easiest, giving you 30 seconds to match the pitch on the low E string. There are five separate tracks for each level so you can try over and over again without feeling like you might accidentally memorize the order.
Level 1 Set: 30 seconds before reveal
• Track 1 • Track 2 • Track 3 • Track 4 • Track 5 •
Level 2 Set: 20 seconds before reveal
• Track 1 • Track 2 • Track 3 • Track 4 • Track 5 •
Level 3 Set: 8 seconds before reveal
• Track 1 • Track 2 • Track 3 • Track 4 • Track 5 •
Let me know if you'd like some tracks with something like 3 seconds before the reveal and I cook those up as well!
Post your frustrations, excitement, confusion, etc on the community forum.
Also, I've attached some note name scratch paper for you to use.
Other lessons in this series:
Ear Training 01 | Basic Tuning and Sine Waves
Comments
Level three track 5 @ 1:53 the G on the third fret has a weird triple sound.
Joe Snuffy
2023-04-16 03:47:42 +0000 UTCLike being able to distinguish more colors like a painter would see. Practice must be the only way.
Bob Karstens
2021-11-30 03:42:49 +0000 UTC
