I'm on the highest level of Callibrator, and I would like to be challenged more to further develop my ear. I am reaching the point of dimishing returns on this exercise. It would make the game much more effective if it mixed compound intervals with intervals within an octave as well. This would force the listener to develop better discernment in understanding the structures and distances between notes regarding harmony.
Maybe you can try transcribing a few measures or even a whole piece. This is what many of the great composers did to develop their ears and learn harmony techniques. That does sound like an excellent addition to the game.
I was still calm while reading the beginning of your diagnosis, but I ended up quite puzzled and in wonder by the end of it. Let's hope some rest and bed time will help with my inverted situation. I have set up nice brand new bed straps so that I don't fall onto the ceiling. 😂😂
After over a year, my first ever score at anything of 60+!!!!! And that was not even a perfect run, I had at least one error, and very few of the same chord in a row.
Congrats! And yes, @Alex Giddings, you can also do it! I think at some point the keyboard shortcuts are the biggest difficulty. In any case, the most important thing is to focus on guessing the intervals correctly, rather than getting worried at pressing the wrong keyboard shortcut in a hurry.
Congrats! Up to this day, Progressions is the only Olympics game in which I can score a few points above 60, and I can remember how good it felt when I reached 60 for the first time!
Feb 13, 03:33