I am atrociously bad at inversionist, does anyone have tips on how to improve? For some context, I am not a total beginner, I can easily identify any interval both harmonically and melodically. Thanks for helping out!
Famous Yooval's SEVEN STEPS to begin recognizing inversions AKA 'transforming your anger into something useful':
1) So since this game is advanced I encourage you or I would recommend using a musical instrument or even an app on the phone like a virtual piano, don't fret and don't feel guilt about it, over time you will be able to drop this aid (promised)
2) use your instrument to detect the lowest note you hear (the bass)
3) observe the name of the given chord, play the chord for yourself if needed and observe its structure.
4) determine which degree of the chord does the bass represents
5) over time when it becomes easier to hear and separate the bass note, try to detect the next stage's bass by comparing it to the previous bass you heard, eventually that would enable you to forego the use of a musical instrument. But there's no rush.
6) this game requires you to sweat, decide on how much time you're willing to invest in it and then stick to the training religiously it doesn't matter if you finish a level or not but stick to the workout on a dedicated DAILY religious like routine
Just in case you missed it, someone actually just posted about this like 4 posts down (edit - now directly above this one). Looks like they gave some solid advice.
@Cuantas Vacas Sorry for this late response, but I have been practicing your techniques and they have helped a ton. Now I am making huge strides in inversionist. Thank you so much!
Great news, @Allan Dalgren ! Thanks for reporting back your progress.
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