COMPUTERIZED EAR TRAINING

Abstract

The paper discusses computerized ear training as the process that involves listening to musical examples and then responding by identifying and reproducing certain aspects of the music, such as identifying the intervals or chords played. It is implemented via the software then provides immediate feedback on the accuracy of the response, allowing the user to learn from their mistakes and improve over time. Computerized ear training has several advantages over traditional methods of ear training, such as using a piano or other musical instrument. The software can provide a wide range of musical examples and exercises, allowing for a more comprehensive and varied training experience. Also, the instant feedback provided by the software helps to reinforce correct responses and speed up the learning process.