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Adam Deering
May 17, 11:21 in ToneGym Cafe

For anyone having problems with Solfègiator...

It's not you, the game is broken! (see below).

I contacted TG support because I was having with note recognition problems when using Safari. They said I should use Chrome, but the problems were just as bad. I contacted them again and received this reply:

We have looked into this subject and have come across some technical restrictions that prevent us from solving this completely.

We are doing our best to develop and improve ToneGym, but since we have limited R&D resources, we have to prioritize other topics over this one.

I'm beginning to wonder what other games aren't working properly? Surely we should receive a discount on our subscriptions until this is resolved?

Let me know what you think.

Terri Winters
May 17, 22:38

Amazing you heard back from tech support - good on you!!

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Kathy Anderson
May 18, 03:38

I have a Mac and an IPad and have never been able to get Interval Barks to work. It makes the same error every time. Two right answers and everything else is wrong. Using Google Chrome does not help

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Douglas Noble
May 18, 06:35

I have always used Chrome on my Mac devices as advised by TG since not all the games would work in Safari.
I have been stuck on Level 90 of Solfègiator for 2 months now. Besides the exercises now being pretty esoteric I suspected it was not recognising my pitches correctly – this thread confirms this. But the other singing exercises are working fine for me so I don't see why Solfègiator cannot be made to work correctly. And fixing a problem is NOT a 'R&D' issue!

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ToneGym
May 16 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Klaus Meyer for winning the Golden Ears Award!

Kathy Anderson
May 17

Congratulations!

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Ken Wilkens
May 17

Congrats!

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Terri Winters
May 17, 22:37

Way to go! Lots of hard work to get to that level!

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gabriel beckett
May 17, 14:27 in ToneGym Cafe

todays the day wish me luck

Terri Winters
May 17, 22:37

Good luck!!! (but you don't need it).

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ToneGym
May 17 in Basic Music Theory

Congrats @Elisa Meadows for completing the 'Music Theory Basics' program!

Kathy Anderson
May 17, 18:13

Good for you!

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Terri Winters
May 17, 21:44

That's a great program to engage and complete. Good for you!!

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Ti Filimona
May 17, 09:52 in Basic Music Theory

Great to see the consistent work everyone is putting in. Almost everyday someone is getting the Silver or Golden ears award

ToneGym
May 14 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Maracine Bogdan for winning the Golden Ears Award!

Terri Winters
May 15

Major milestone achieved! Congratulations!

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Kathy Anderson
May 17

Congratulations!

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Ken Wilkens
May 17

Huge! Congrats!

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ToneGym
May 14 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Lucas Drumond for winning the Silver Ears Award!

Terri Winters
May 15

That's a great achievement - takes hard work & persistence. Go get the gold now!

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Kathy Anderson
May 17

Nice job! '

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Ken Wilkens
May 17

Congratulations! Go get that Gold!

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ToneGym
May 14 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @J D Díaz for winning the Silver Ears Award!

Terri Winters
May 15

Congratulations! Takes determination to get his far. On to gold!

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Kathy Anderson
May 17

Nice job!

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Ken Wilkens
May 17

Congrats!

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ToneGym
May 16 in Basic Music Theory

Congrats @Juan Pazmiño Heredia for completing the 'Music Theory Basics' program!

Kathy Anderson
May 17

Good for you!

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ToneGym
May 16 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Leandro Di Rosa for winning the Silver Ears Award!

Kathy Anderson
May 17

Good for you!

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gabriel beckett
May 16 in ToneGym Cafe

Im finally reaching the end of my junior year of high school finals start tomorrow Monday and Tuesday wish me luck

WON'T BACK DOWN

Benjamin Jack
May 16

The chaos and dispair disappears if you study a bit at a time. @igor dinotte 😉

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igor dinotte
May 16

Oh, that was a long time ago @Benjamin Jack ! After that, I've already graduated and postgraduated.

Most of my school years were useless since I can't remember anymore how to solve a quadratic equation, the structures of a cell, the thermodynamics laws, or the layers of the internal structure of Earth 😅

One of the most important things I learned from school and college is that discipline comes naturally with interest and/or a purpose. I had to take Ritalin to be able to study at a sufficient level. That's gone for me now.

To study music, on the other hand, I'm a total nerd. There is the will and there is the way.

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