Sight-reading
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:[http://noodid.ee/noodiprogramm/noodilugemine_eng.html Random notes sight-reading exercise] | :[http://noodid.ee/noodiprogramm/noodilugemine_eng.html Random notes sight-reading exercise] | ||
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Another: A random chord generator (HTML5). Works best (looks pretty) with Firefox. | Another: A random chord generator (HTML5). Works best (looks pretty) with Firefox. | ||
:[http://noodid.ee/chordreading/chordreading.html Random chords sight-reading exercise] | :[http://noodid.ee/chordreading/chordreading.html Random chords sight-reading exercise] | ||
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And one more: | And one more: | ||
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***Turn down the volume before clicking! - there is no loading screen. The sounds that are being loaded are played automatically when the page is loading. Silence means "ready". | ***Turn down the volume before clicking! - there is no loading screen. The sounds that are being loaded are played automatically when the page is loading. Silence means "ready". | ||
The graph shows the probability of the intervals in those randomly constructed chords. Adding all 3's and 6's and raising the probability of 4's should generate mostly nice chords. A few of them can be quite fresh and interesting:) | The graph shows the probability of the intervals in those randomly constructed chords. Adding all 3's and 6's and raising the probability of 4's should generate mostly nice chords. A few of them can be quite fresh and interesting:) | ||
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And just one simple thing more: | And just one simple thing more: | ||
:[http://noodid.ee/dchords/ddd.html Random chords on diatonic scale, matchmaking exercise] | :[http://noodid.ee/dchords/ddd.html Random chords on diatonic scale, matchmaking exercise] | ||
Redaktsioon: 24. juuni 2012, kell 15:51
This little application is made for learning the upper position notes equally well - the 1st position is usually easy but the trouble starts when going above the 5th position. It doesn't do magic but just helps to learn the notes. The time spent practicing this way is not wasted;)
Another: A random chord generator (HTML5). Works best (looks pretty) with Firefox.
And one more:
- Turn down the volume before clicking! - there is no loading screen. The sounds that are being loaded are played automatically when the page is loading. Silence means "ready".
The graph shows the probability of the intervals in those randomly constructed chords. Adding all 3's and 6's and raising the probability of 4's should generate mostly nice chords. A few of them can be quite fresh and interesting:)
And just one simple thing more:
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