Double Dotted Note Calculator
For the most simple rhythm, as a rule of thumb, a dotted note is worth half the duration of preceding note plus an additional half. … Read more
For the most simple rhythm, as a rule of thumb, a dotted note is worth half the duration of preceding note plus an additional half. … Read more
Selecting a note from grid will highlight it and show the fingering, allowing you to navigate around using your computer keyboard (if connected) or by … Read more
That’s one of the frustrations we all encounter: that dotted eighth note looks fine on paper, but it sounds like a rush job in your … Read more
The aim of this ear trainer are to get you identifying which ‘colour’ note makes the harmony. It plays a chord then asks you to … Read more
Conventions Notation has assumptions behind it. We assume that we all know a half note is twice as long as a quarter note. We assume … Read more
The beginning is simple enough: select a root note on the row of buttons across the top. That determines your key. Select any one of … Read more
It’s an ear training tool, The widget helps you recognize figured bass symbols in context; chord inversions included. You can control it by using certain … Read more
The string player hates to hear it. It is not the howl of feedback or the buzz of a fretted note. It is the sudden … Read more
This is an interactive music tool that lets you see key signatures and hear how chords relates in a visual form. There are two methods … Read more
Rather than trying to memorize which pitches is in any given chord, this Chord Quality Ear Trainer asks you to listen to how each type … Read more
Have you ever had the experience where you turn a guitar peg maybe a 1/4 of an inch and it goes from perfectly in tune … Read more
Your hands aren’t necessarily at fault for having to tune your guitar so hard; the issue lies with the gear ratio of tuner itself. You … Read more
If you want to see, hear, and even play around with all the key signatures available on the bass clef, then this widget is for … Read more
This is a practice tool to train your voice and your ear. To use this widget, try working on range finding, patterns, scale degrees, intervals, … Read more
If you’ve ever glanced through some sheet music you may have noticed they writes out three quarter notes with ties rather than a single dotted … Read more