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Tanks a lot ❤

Does it help…..?

Brilliant aid to learning the guitar fretboard! Thanks for creating it!

I use this to practise notes on my guitar fretboard! Very effective

I keep thinking of the soundtrack to Hitchcock's "Psycho," particularly with Locrian 😂

That's one hell of a lick!

Thank you very much ❤️

Thanks

Very, very,nice...excellent sleep aid with subliminal ear training...I'm really diggin' this.🙂

And now I finished I hear 4000Hz even nothing is being played...

Thank you for this video! It's too bad that everything is played within such a restricted register, though.

I think I should address the common misconception here.. Lemme explain what is Hz. Its pronounced as hurts, its a measurement of pain. The higher it goes, the more it hurts. e.g. 60 hurts less than 12,000 hurts.

Jumping from 30 to 60 is way too fast. 30, 40, 50, 60 would be better.

An excellent video, but the only suggestion would be to place them in their level of brightness, or darkness. By teaching them, and learning them like this, there is a more logical progression. Lydian is the only outlier, having one note sharpened. Then they go from the scale and flatten one more note as you go down. Until all of them are flattened. But you can flatten the first but that would be another scale. But there is some diminished jazz scale which is just an ionian scale with a raised first. Lydian 4 Ionian 1 Micolydian 5 Dorian 2 Aeolian 6 Phrygian 3 Locrian 7

great for sax practice

Genuine question: does learning to identify a mode/scale played isolated, ascending and descending, really help you to identify modes and scales in the context of actual music? I've done some of this sort of ear training and I'm somewhat doubtful of the practicality of it.

I start every week here and see the Hertzful comment welcoming me back. Thank you for this upload, so useful! Is there a Mid Range only version?

Great free jazz album, ty for posting!

Someone pass the aux pls

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Daaamn, Locrian sounds GEEEEWWWWWDDDD as hell.

Practice this in the dark room for those of you doing this

more cow bell

This is a fantastic refresher tool, thank you! Though when I try to speed up this video to recognize modes at a faster pace, the atmospheric sustained chords in the background become distorted and distracting. Please consider removing these for future videos. Thanks again! Appreciate this channel!

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do this video with dark background <3

"12,000 hurts" indeed

This is great! A good differentiating factor that is quite helpful is the addition of knowing which note is to come next

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0:37 ionian 0:47 dorian 0:57 phrygian 1:07 lydian 1:17 mixolydian 1:27 aeolian 1:37 locrian

Do you have a download for this and interval training?

12000 hz makes my spine tingle

There is now an updated version that has various improvements. Includes flats, metronome beats, night mode, automatically increasing speed, etc. : ua-cam.com/video/A4l3JgFU_Eg/v-deo.html Thank you to all the feedback!

Lol at 2x it makes me feel uncomfortable

Thank you so much for this! I was literally shocked at how difficult this was! Even though I’m a beginner, I thought I knew the keyboard quick enough but clearly I do not!!

Not much use for learning sight reading. Need to show staff notation of note.

Very, very useful. Thank you very much indeed. It’s a matter that remained for me theory and not ear.

Thank you. More please. Different tempos etc. Please!

cant belive i paid attention for hour

The guy could put some flats in there? But great work, thanks

could you not step down the volume as you increase frequency?

My ears are in pain

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Do you have the minor chord training? Love this channel

Geeze let’s start at level 100 for practice.

man screw phrygian

you would need a 20 inch woofer to produce anything near 7.5 hertz. no laptop or headphones are going to produce that so if your into the 209 frequency then go ahead and listen away, but is your hear for the 7.5< you would be better off beating a drum at 7.5 hertz lol. hate to be a party pooper but my behringer 8 inch studio monitors go as low as 35 hertz sooooo... if its a sine wave we will hear nothing if its a saw wave with harmonics we will hear those. same thing when listening to the lowest notes on a piano on small speakers, you will not hear the note itself but its rich harmonics instead.

you would need a 20 inch woofer to produce anything near 7.5 hertz. no laptop or headphones are going to produce that so if your into the 209 frequency then go ahead and listen away, but is your hear for the 7.5< you would be better off beating a drum at 7.5 hertz lol. hate to be a party pooper but my behringer 8 inch studio monitors go as low as 35 hertz sooooo... if its a sine wave we will hear nothing if its a saw wave with harmonics we will hear those. same thing when listening to the lowest notes on a piano on small speakers, you will not hear the note itself but its rich harmonics instead.

If anything, i learned why tweeters really need to be at ear level. wow the high ones i couldnt hear until i moved my head to find the sweet spot.

Just what I needed, thank you!! :D it has so much potential for variations it would be nice to have one for each mode with their chords and most common progressions, for example