Another interesting feature were the statistics kept based on the amount of correct and incorrect answers. Users are free to plug in a MIDI keyboard for a more realistic tutorial and can even use a microphone for voice training. The program provides some interesting special features as well. EarMaster features tutorials that teach rhythms, scales, and notes, and each was simple to learn and fun to operate. After that, users simply select one of the many tutorials along the top of the screen, listen to examples, and then try to match them on their instrument. Users are given a choice between learning on a guitar or a piano, both of which are represented by excellent images on the screen. Fortunately, there is an equally excellent Help file for any questions that arise. Learning and testing were intuitive and should not require much of a learning curve for people unaccustomed to music. Tasteful uses of colors, cartoons, and diagrams all make this look and feel like a very professional program.
This program jumps out immediately and says it's something special, thanks to its design. Utilizing a beautiful-looking and intuitive format, many users will find the mysteries of music unraveled after training with this tool. Paul Park, MN, and author of -Met at several different MEA conferences over the years as presenters NEWS MakeMusic Buys Weezic - SmartMusic coming to Chromebooks? MakeMusic Gives away MusicXML? Bluetooth MIDI (XKey campaign) New versions of forScore and Notion for iOS iOS 9 coming with new multi-tasking features NEW TOOLS AND APPS Scanning software (NotateMe, PhotoScore, AudioScore, SmartScore, etc) JamStik+ and Hal Leonard agreement Staff Pad for Windows Surface Pro SoundTrap Flat.EarMaster Pro provides users with an easy-to-follow tutorial into the world of music. It’s time for the Music Education Monthly! Chad -Welcome, introduce self, and what the podcast is about -Introduce Chris Russell, Choir Director at Oltman Middle School in St.
SHOW NOTES: SmartMusic is coming to the Chromebook, Bluetooth MIDI devices are coming to take over your music classroom, and we’ve got a new crop of cool apps and software programs for you to use in your classroom this fall. Included in this episode are lots of cool new Bluetooth MIDI devices, big announcements from SmartMusic as they relate to the Chromebook platform, and lots of cool new music education apps for iOS, PC, and Mac. A long form music education and technology podcast with Chad Criswell, national music technology writer for NAfME's Teaching Music Magazine and guest host and music technology clinician Chris Russell of Oltman Middle School in St.
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