I used this trick to get more points per exercice but I noticed it’s better to answer wrong at the last question, rather than earlier and even doing that sometimes I wouldn’t match my 3 previous scores. But it’s longer, and a bit boring when you know the answers... even at level 200 you get asked the same questions for at least 50 levels... another option is to answer right every time and wait for the scores to climb.

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Very helpful. Thanks @Daniel S

Daniel. I don't know why but I have impression that sometimes the bass line does not correspond to the "correct" choice. Cheers

It's just Your "impression" my friend!

Ps. sometimes base line goes 1 octave up and otherwise 1 octave down...but You know, it doesn't mean that is not corespondent.

wow... to think i'm still struggling with I-IV-V progressions. Very impressive

@Alexis Roy try to play base line on the piano or sing, it will really helps You.

@Daniel S. Thanks for the tip. I'm an aspiring bass player. I'm here because i want to get better at transcribing songs by ear :) So far as proven to be a REAL challenge for me and i can't sing in pitch soooo. A long way ahead of me. But it's cool. I'm up for it :)

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Level 350?! Wow, I'm impressed. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for the tip, I was struggling getting to level 10 and now I answered correctly level 350 during your tutorial 🎉

@Daniel S If you could do a tutorial for Chordelius that would be fantastic 😍

I thought about this, but it is more complicated than Route VI...are to many options about the positions of the chords...also is hard to find some specific rules. The best way to understand Chordelius is just read and learn descriptions about that game, all chords and try to listen and recognize them.

Well I guess i'll have to go the hard way on this game haha. Thank you for your help Daniel !
The main tip for Route VI is follow the bass line, once you know it you can pass all the levels. Does anyone know any similar hack for Chordelius ? 😇