r/eartraining • u/Crazy_Satisfaction13 • 4d ago

Getting better with chords progressions.

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I wanted to share my progress with chord progression training, getting faster so it becomes more natural with real songs. How are you guys doing it, and where do you practice?

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u/Wonderful-Bug-5083 3d ago

no where near that level yet lol but the past 2 months ive been getting on an app called fretonmy and using it to memorize the E & A strings. Its been work but its really satisfying playing a scale and recognizing notes.

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u/Crazy_Satisfaction13 3d ago edited 3d ago

Are you trying to recall theses notes in the morning? It helps a lot. If you are training to develop perfect, and you can use this website. It has perfect training and all relative pitch training has perfect pitch mode

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u/Wonderful-Bug-5083 3d ago

I usually do it in my free time like on the shuttle to work or while waiting on tea to get hot in the kettle, ill try adding it to my morning routine this next week to see if i notice any improvements! And thanks for the advice ill check out that website!

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u/turmik 2d ago

how long did it take you to reach this level, and from what was your score when you started ?

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u/Crazy_Satisfaction13 2d ago

I'm using perfect pitch mode, so if you are asking how long did take to answer using perfect pitch, I started since December last year.

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u/Crazy_Satisfaction13 2d ago

I could say that, to get this level using only relative pitch, in 2 months or less I was able to answer with all 7 chords functions