Online Ear Training Sites?

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squirefan01
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Online Ear Training Sites?

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Has anybody seen a good, free online site for ear training. It doesn't seem like it would be hard to do. ActiveBass.com has some lessons on ear training. There are also some "games" that I have found that are just OK. I also am looking for something that is geared towards the bass, meaning that guitar or piano type chords would not be required.

If not online & free, does anybody have any recommendations for other media?

Thanks
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lyle_from_minneapolis
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Post by lyle_from_minneapolis »

How about this one?

http://www.good-ear.com/servlet/EarTrainer

There were more, I just Googled "Ear Training" and there they were! Check it out.
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Post by squirefan01 »

Yeah, that's great. I did run Google and even saw that one. Not sure why I thought it was something I had to buy.

Scored 47 of 50 on the Perfect Pitch C-D-E test!

Thanks Mark!
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Post by sloop_john_b »

That was fun, thanks for posting Mark!

I was able to do the C scale flawlessly, but the chromatic stuff does get tricky.
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