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Melodic Interval ID

The drill below is a speed drill - use the keyboard to enter numbers more quickly! (Use minus "-" for 11 and equals "=" for 12.)

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Greg's Tips

Each interval has its own distinct color and sound. While at first it may be useful to sing the interval and try and determine where it falls in the scale ("Is that 3-4 or 1-2?") in the end for this sort of drill it's best to try and let go of tonal references a bit and just recognize the particular qualities that each atonal interval has.

High Scores

Melodic Interval Speed Drill High Scores
Username Date Percent Avg. Speed Level Score
tmt 2010-04-23 100% 1.447 s. 9 487
jnoelliste 2009-12-30 100% 2.097 s. 9 464
Pablo 2010-05-12 100% 2.162 s. 9 462
dharrell 2010-02-14 100% 2.155 s. 9 462
SimonLove01 2009-12-16 100% 2.298 s. 9 457
goodman_alex 2009-09-17 100% 2.306 s. 9 456
tomat 2008-09-23 100% 2.408 s. 9 453
gristow 2010-05-08 100% 2.503 s. 9 449
cutza 2009-12-16 100% 2.568 s. 9 447
jack 2008-12-04 95% 1.917 s. 9 447

Comments

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On 2010-05-02 at 00:21:29, gristow wrote:
Thanks tmt -- I found the bug, it's fixed. The first two questions in a level will no longer always have the same answer.

On 2010-05-01 at 15:15:24, tmt wrote:
What I meant is that if the first interval is a M2 then the second interval is a M2, if the first interval is M7, than the second interval is a M7, but not necessarily the same notes. It happens to me every time.

On 2010-04-25 at 00:29:26, gristow wrote:
I'm pretty sure it's just you... the lower note of the interval is generated entirely at random. The interval is also chosen at random (though the process is a bit more involved... to be sure that no one interval is too significantly overly represented in any level). I just refreshed three times and got three different intervals...

On 2010-04-23 at 15:01:53, tmt wrote:
Hi, is it just me or are the first 2 intervals always the same for both the melodic and harmonic drills?