1 Hour Random Music Notes that Get Faster

This video shows random music notes to help you practice switching between notes. Play the note on your instrument as it is displayed on the screen. Every five minutes the speed difficulty will increase.
It can be also be used in whatever way best suits your practice. This can include practicing chords, arpeggios, singing, etc. You can also play this video without looking at it to practice finding and playing notes on your instrument strictly by ear.
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Super Slow (30 BPM)
5:32 - Slow (60 BPM)
10:32 - Slow Medium (90 BPM)
15:32 - Medium (120 BPM)
20:32 - Fast Medium (150 BPM)
25:32 - Faster Medium (180 BPM)
30:32 - Fast. (210 BPM)
35:32 - Faster (240 BPM)
40:32 - Super Fast (270 BPM)
45:32 - Ultra Fast (300 BPM)
50:32 - Extremely Fast (330 BPM)
55:32 - Psycho (360 BPM)
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[@CHYPCAR]

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

[@alexanderbayramov2626]

Great free jazz album, ty for posting!

[@YSEVERYNAMETAKENGOD]

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

[@crispy_potatoe]

What a user name

[@ChevelonChristophebelets-ti7yi]

Tanks a lot ❤

[@fredriknerli9197]

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

[@giacomobaroni398]

Great! the only problem is that the metronome becomes really annoying after a while. I hope in the future you can post a video without it. and It would also be helpful if the random pitches were in a larger range of octaves.

[@oleksiipotapov3488]

Thanks

[@growskull]

great for sax practice

[@roofiemcdoofie5465]

Great for sex practice too 😏

[@kevinthompson4229]

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

[@fredriknerli9197]

Just slow down the video