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May 18 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Jace Noson for winning the Diamond Ears Award!

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Jace Noson
May 19

Thanks, took me about a year!

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Marcel Linder
May 20

pog gz!

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Joe Maissel
May 21, 14:05

This is a big deal! Nicely done.

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ToneGym
May 21, 13:02 in ToneGym Olympics

Progressions Champ Winner, May. 18th - May. 21st:

1st: @Nikolay Kutkovoy 62 pts
2nd: @Cuantas Vacas 61 pts
3rd: @Tommaso Noce 56 pts

See complete standings:
https://www.tonegym.co/contest/view?id=N48YIYXYAR9

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ToneGym
May 19 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Nick W for winning the Silver Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
May 19

Brilliant!

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Nick W
May 21, 10:11

👽

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Henry Purnell
May 18 in Basic Music Theory

I swear to god! Been doing this a while and hear what interval is what is a pain in my entire rear end. I work at it and work at it it just don't get much better. Somebody got a set of ears they wanna sell?? ''bout had it w/ mine!

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Ken Wilkens
May 20

Repetition is the mother of skill. If you are doing the daily workout every day, it will come together in time.

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Demetri Chrissos
May 20, 18:09

I like some of the insta/tiktok challenges like the people singing the scale 1, 121, 12321... or minor second major second minor third major third.
Theres a few tricks out there like this that can help you memorize it!

I have found the interval memorizer tool helpful, you can go in there and choose new examples if the ones that come up first dont resonate with you

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Tori Kamal
May 20, 22:12

Super challenging to me, too. The interval where it is played simultaneously, and the inversions where you you need to figure out what inversion is being played are the 2 that rock me. Everything else flows pretty well.

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ToneGym
May 18 in ToneGym Olympics

Intervals Champ Winner, May. 14th - May. 18th:

1st: @Beto Ojeda 53 pts
2nd: @Stefan Strohmaier 43 pts
3rd: @Cuantas Vacas 41 pts

See complete standings:
https://www.tonegym.co/contest/view?id=K3GGM2MKIZX

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Kathy Anderson
May 18

Congratulations!!

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Colin Aiken
May 19

Well done everyone.

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ToneGym
May 19 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @harel elberger for winning the Silver Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
May 19

Congrats!

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ToneGym
May 15 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Stephen Gibson for winning the Silver Ears Award!

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Kathy Anderson
May 15

Congratulations!!!

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Colin Aiken
May 17

Excellent!

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Lily Razo
May 18

yasss gurl

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ToneGym
May 14 in Basic Music Theory

Congrats @Alex Cagli for completing the 'Music Theory Basics' program!

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Emanuel E.Guevara
May 14

Cool!

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Kathy Anderson
May 14

Good for you!!

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Colin Aiken
May 17

Good work!

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ToneGym
May 17 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Uriah Finkel for winning the Golden Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
May 17

Fantastic!

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Kathy Anderson
May 17

Great job!! Congratulations!!!

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ToneGym
May 14 in ToneGym Olympics

Inversions Champ Winner, May. 11th - May. 14th:

1st: @Beto Ojeda 43 pts
2nd: @Cuantas Vacas 33 pts
3rd: @papa rojas 32 pts

See complete standings:
https://www.tonegym.co/contest/view?id=ZVS9CE2S2Q3

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Kathy Anderson
May 14

Congratulations !!

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Colin Aiken
May 17

Awesome!

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ToneGym
May 16 in ToneGym Official

Congrats @Michael Southard for winning the Golden Ears Award!

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Colin Aiken
May 17

Awesome work!

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Kathy Anderson
May 17

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Great job!! Congratulations!!!

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Question Toothbrush
May 15 in ToneGym Cafe

Have anybody tried ChordCrush? Paid version?
How is your progress with chord progressions after using it?
I feel like Route VI is using too exotic chord progressions, that you won't hear in music.

Is it going beyond I-V-IV-bVI chord progressions?
Is it possible to load favorite songs and practice progressions from them not just random songs it suggests.

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Question Toothbrush (author)
May 16

@Phil Derome
listen to a real song and figure it out at least chorus part that's actually an approach in ChordCrush, but simplified for beginners to start with defining one chord in progression and then extending to all chords.
I tried Chet as well, it seems like a combine of all ear training - melody, chords, etc. ChordCrush only for determining Progressions, it's like Route VI on anabolics.

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Jace Noson
May 17

I used to pay for Chord crush. I liked it but eventually fell out of using it. If you want to work on chord progressions specifically I would recommend it, however, I like ToneGym more because it's more comprehensive - not just chord progressions. The cool thing about chordcrush is you can do it with real chord progressions from actual songs on youtube.

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