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Hey! I just wanted to let you know that that we have finally released EarMaster for iPad. I know that some people has been waiting quite a while for this. Anyone who is interested can find it in the app store on their iPads. Any feedback is also greatly appreciated. Sorry for promoting...

Just get into ear training. There are a lot of different apps for smartphones and tablets if you have something like that available. That is an easy way to get into it. I also do some work for an ear training software for computers (iPad app is coming) besides my studies. It's called EarMaster...

I love it! I just saw it yesterday. I'm from Denmark myself, and i have seen this guy travelling around the country with his show "Kalle's world tour". This is also him in the Metro of Copenhagen:

I did a somewhat proffesional video of my brother cover band. It featured 20-30 sec. clips of multiple songs (they choose which one they wanted), and there as a lot of focus on the crowd, and how they started a party. (This is what most "customers" of cover bands want, right?) The sounds was...

You might want to check out EarMaster. I work as a part time tech supporter there. It features a lot of sight reading exercises. Both rhythmically and melodic.. You can try out a free trial at Invalid Link Removed An iPad app is on it's way :)

There is always different software that might help you. There are a bunch of small Apps for smartphones, or bigger programs for your computer. I actually happen to be a software supporter for one of the bigger softwares for your computer. It's called EarMaster. Basically it helps you develop...

Making associations between intervals and songs is a good trick to memorize how each interval (re)sound. You might be interested to check out Invalid Link Removed. It's a page where you can compile custom-made lists of songs that you can use for interval ear training. After selecting the songs...