Is this happening to anyone else?
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Cuantas Vacas
Jan 20, 11:24
Long notes in drums are the worst. I don't consider myself a drummer, since I never managed to get those properly done, @Benjamin Jack , so please don't dig in the wound. So many dreams thrown into the dustbin, a whole bucket of black paint spilled onto a promising future...
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erwann lagadec
Jan 20, 15:05
I have the same thing on Solfegiaor too, but it works good despite this look.
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Benjamin Jack
Jan 20, 15:32
Yea, I do not have any performance issues.
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Chuck W
Jan 19 in ToneGym Cafe
Hey Folks,

Happy Sunday! Quick question! I am not at all a piano player. Fat Fingers. Please excuse me if this question is obvious.

In reviewing where I am weakest, I have found that it happens to be within the game 'Route VI'. In the lead-up before the chords found in the answer play, what are those notes? I know it is to give you an idea of the key you are in, but what is played there? Basically, how is this hint helpful to me?

Thanks!
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Chuck W
Jan 19
Thanks! So if I am in C, that whole lead-up is CEG, then full chord?
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Yeah,once arpeggiated,and once harmonically.It basically tells you what the I in the progression is.
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Benjamin Jack
Jan 19
Yes that is what it is. Without that you have no frame of reference. (eg. G chord is a different chord in C than it is in D.)
Hello,
I Wonder why Tonegym app IS no longer available for Android. Any idea ?

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Congrats @Matúš Polťák for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Congratulations!!
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Colin Aiken
Jan 18
Awesome!
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Terri Winters
Jan 18
You did it! Congratulations!
Happy 500th workout @Dima G !!! That is amazing!
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Dima G
Jan 17
oh wow! thank you! i haven't noticed that! that's like 1.5 years worth of workouts!

here is my TPI growth for this period, i find it pretty curious, especially the major slow down after reaching 15k:
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Benjamin Jack
Jan 17
One thing contributing to that may be that the levels after the red star do not give as much TPI.
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Terri Winters
Jan 18
You're my hero @Dima G! Way to inspire us all. Hope you're well.
Congrats @Federico Demicheli for completing the 'Music Theory Basics' program!
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Good for you!
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Colin Aiken
Jan 18
Good work!
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Terri Winters
Jan 18
Nice!
I was wondering about the difference between a 2 chord and an add 9 chord. I found a great explanation here:
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.@Andrew Shewaga. Thank you
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@Andrew Shewaga Nice clarifications, yes!
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@Benjamin Jack Yes, it could be that the person who wrote the score didn't exactly know the difference. As @Andrew Shewaga was pointing out, I wasn't clear in my definition: the 9th is a chord extension (the second round of available notes after the first octave has been used), while a 2nd is not.