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Yeah to play the flats you have to press the B (B3) below the C at the same time as you press the black key... Which isn't a great solution.
Buuut, you will start moving onto chords etc after the individual notes, and I would say the goal of the game isn't to aid sight reading for playing piano, it's identifying notes or interval or chord by name. So using the mouse makes more sense, especially as you progress

yes, I have! Have you tried my MidiToLetter app ? https://github.com/spellpotion/MidiToLetters

Awesome, thanks Kinsey! Great idea!

Good work!

.congratulations!!!

Congrats!

Mussica would be a good choice, but they only have piano ´s sound.

Please can you your WhatsApp let communicate and practice?

I don't think there's an exercise for that, but I play the Inversions Champ contest a lot, and here are my findings for Aug and Dim chords

Aug chords don't really have inversions, since the inversion of the Aug chord is just another Aug chord starting from a different location e.g C Aug (C E G#) at root position, sounds like E Aug (E G# (C)) at its 1st inversion, and only perfect pitch will solve this issue.

I'm personally confident with most chord inversions, but I still struggle with diminished chords in the Inversions Champ. Usually, I just listen for two things: The interval between the lowest and highest note (if it's a tritone, it's automatically root position), and whether or not the middle note is closer to the top or the bottom of the chord (closer to the bottom = 1st inversion, closer to the top = 2nd inversion)

If you can do the other chords though, it's about all you need. By far, the best practice I've found is to play them on an instrument and hear the nuances myself.

Congratulations!!

nicely done

Thanks @Henry Do - you pushed it to the wire there - great race agreed!

Congratulations!!

congrats!

nice!

I use song references to hear intervals. For m7 I hear “Tonight” from West Side Story (There’s a place for us). I also have a reference song for the M7 (actually from the musical Damn Yankees) - also agree - the M7 has a lot more tension.

To me, it feels much like m7-M7, maybe a bit less dissonant

for me it seems that my frequency distance distinguishing somewhere there gets to its end. I don't hear more tension with m and M (like I did at octaves below). But I will try. Maybe the further I go the more unserious and the more lazy I become...

Fantastic!

Thank you guys !

Congratulations!! Great job!!

Thank you