http://www.emusictheory.com/drillSpeedReading.html

Learn to speedread...

I'm up to level 94...87%

Its fun and addicting

Cool site. Thanks for the link.

a quality site indeed. this'll keep me busy for a good while (forever probably...)

yeah! Thanks man... that is exactly what I was lloking for the other night while I was practicing!

Thanks for sharing...

Excellent link. Thanks! :D

93 completed
93%

Thanks,

Better place to spend time than internet gaming!!

Cool. Great thing to do when you're bored.

Played it for 308 seconds, completed 55, 100% right. For me it got boring fast, but I can see this'd be a really useful practice tool for some people.

I wish they had a speed controller so you could making things go by faster.

I wish they had a speed controller so you could making things go by faster.

They do. Click the Settings button.

My favorites list just go one link longer :cool:

Oh great. Just what I needed; an addictive site ;)


Very cool. Thanks for the link. :bassist:

Interesting..

I am pretty good at sight reading but, I can't do this very well. When the notes go by, I know where to play them on the neck, and pretty much how they sound, but I lose time translating that to a note name and typing it on the keyboard.

Practicing though.

Thanks a heap for this one! I'm slow as hell with treble notes :hmm:

I'm pretty good, as long as there aren't crazy amounts of ledger lines.

Ledger Lines.. DIE!

Ledger Lines.. DIE!Once again proving my theory... people named Tim hate ledger lines :)

yup, good at note recognition both treble and bass, suck at the syncopation and etc...

Gets difficult for me when there are triplets over 5 and eights over six etc.....

The rhythmic notation is the diffucult part of reading.
There are some rhythms that repeat themselves over & over...it's nice when you can see them on a page & instantly hear 'em in your head.

Have you guys changed the Scroll Speed?
Totally unusable at 100...unless you happen to be Mr. Data.