Ear Training Exercises - Level 1-8

This is level 1 in the ear training exercise series. Hope you enjoy.

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00:00 level 1
04:40 level 2
08:41 level 3
12:27 level 4
17:13 level 5
20:19 level 6
23:20 level 7
25:29 level 8

[fnn]

The best practice ever. Just be patient. 30 days after doing this you will be impressed as I am. Thank you.

[blackbon]

The secret behind this one is to keep the note C in your mind at all times.

[lonelybishop]

why am I nailing this
edit: just noticed it saying level 1

[caylanbellew]

Doing this every morning! Thank you! Been seeing progress.

[athinaios-]

First time that I tried it was 3 days ago and I couldn't answer correctly when the sets of notes appeared.
I try it everyday and today I totally lost it only when I entered level 7.
Those accidentals are challenging.
Dont get discouraged. Its only a matter of practice for us who were not born with an absolute pitch.
Lets go.

[lawrencetaylor]

Merci beaucoup for this. I'll come back and listen and watch. You're helping me a lot and I'm getting more confident.

[levigregorytiama]

I’m very happy i found this I’ve needed ear training bad. Been playing music for years and still have 0 relative pitch. This is what i need!

[thevoiceovercloset]

There are a few errors in this ear training. Because this is only a one-scale piano, there are some chords where the bottom and top notes are switched, and could therefor be confusing for people trying to differentiate between intervals. For example, at 18:35, we hear a perfect 5th, with an F at the bottom and a C at the top. However a few seconds later we shown a highlighted C at the bottom and an F at the top, which would in fact be a perfect 4th, not a 5th.
Thanks for posting, great for practice! :)

[Bunnies_Theatre]

This could never be more perfectly timed...I have an audition today and I was literally on this channel to do warm ups 😂❤

[lopo]

Here’s a trick:
C D E = bass notes (they feel deeper)
F = middle note (obviously but, it’s has a little bass)
G A B = No bass notes which is higher (theses don’t have the deep ness to em)
So first find out which part it’s coming from (low, middle or high) then find the note out of the three (ofc if it’s middle it’s F) this how I taught myself, it helped me😉

[Pewdzfelix]

Wow! I thought I could never do this. But one night, I just got every single tune right in my head. I could even make my own melodies to match the originals.

[saumyabose]

SOMETHING VERY VERY DIFFICULT BUT AT THE SAME TIME VERY VERY IMPORTANT

[lent_ils]

The two notes played together killed me!

[thenewversionofnick]

Jacobs vocal Academy thanks to do this vocal

[naomiorange]

I thought i was doing good and then level 3 hit me like a train.

[alondidi]

This is great, i have almost instant changes

[mrcet]

It’s a little odd to have the higher C “aliased” on the screen to the lower C, but hey, no complaints.

As I’ve been resurrecting my Ear-Training skills recently, I’m embarrassed how often I confuse sixths for tenths, or occasionally even for thirds! “My how the mighty have fallen…”

[saar]

I love you’re video’s 😍🥰. Can you also make this for the guitar? 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏

[prinicorn]

Thank you this is the best channel ever i love you dude♥️