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EarMaster Cloud user list uploads can contain either students or teachers, can be uploaded as .csv files or directly from a browser, and can work as reusable master lists or single-use additive lists.
You can combine the options available according to the list you are uploading
To upload a user list, go to cloud.earmaster.com and click on Users-->Bulk Add/Edit Internal Users
Master list upload
You can add, edit, and remove EarMaster Cloud users in bulk with a Master list. This means that you will be updating and uploading the same file each time you need to add or remove students to or from your account.
After each upload, EarMaster Cloud will compare the new list with the users already in your account, and will operate the detected changes:
- new users will be added
- users that are currently in your account but who have been removed from the uploaded list will be deleted
- users already in your account will not be modified (unless their details have been updated in the file, in which case the modified fields will be updated)
You can edit your master list and re-upload it when new students are added or when former students are removed. The updated file that is uploaded should include both current users and new users. Students that are not listed in the file will be removed from your EarMaster Cloud account.
Additive list upload
Instead of maintaining a master list for your school, you can choose to upload lists that only add users: Additive lists. You can choose to upload either a list of students or a list of teachers.
These users can be added to the root of the account, or to specific classes. To upload users to a specific class, choose a target class in the drop-down menu "Add to class".
How to create, edit and save a user list
1) Create and edit your lists with Excel, Notepad (Windows), Numbers (Mac), TextEdit (Mac), Google Sheet or other editors that can export CSV files in UTF-8 format.
2) Add one student per line using this format:
<first name>,<last name>,<email>
You can use a header in your file, and fields can be separated by either a column ( , ), a semi-column ( ; ) or a TAB.
Example:
Jorge,Lopez,jlopez@email.ear
Ella,Jensen,ejensen@email.ear
Kim,Lua,klua@email.ear
* You can optionally add a <username> and <password> for each user: <first name>,<last name>,<email>,<username>,<password>. If they are not specified, they will be created automatically by EarMaster Cloud for each student. You can also specify just the <username> and let the password be generated.
* Users are identified by their email. It is therefore very important that each user has his own email. 2 users with the same email will be handled as duplicates by EarMaster Cloud. You can however "trick" the software into treating identical emails as unique ones. To do that, add ?[some text] after the alias. For example if a family uses the email family@email.ear and the kids' names are Elizabeth, Peter and Ophelia, you can construct the addresses family?liz@email.ear, family?pete@email.ear and family?ophie@email.ear and all emails sent to those constructs will end in the inbox of family@email.ear.
3) Save or export the file as .csv in UTF-8 format.
Uploading the list
When you upload a user list, EarMaster Cloud pre-processes it first and then shows you a detailed summary of the changes that are about to occur in your account. Look closely at this summary and make sure that your file was interpreted correctly by EarMaster Cloud before applying any changes to your account.
If everything looks as it should, click PROCESS to apply the changes.
New users will instantly receive their user credentials by email, updated users a notice about their account being updated, and removed users a notivation that their access tot he software has been revoked.
If you find problems in the pre-processed results, then click on the BACK button and fix your file or contact our support team.
EarMaster Cloud consists of 2 distinct areas:
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The administrative website at cloud.earmaster.com: this is where the administrator of the account of a school manages users, credits and classes.
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The EarMaster application for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Chromebook, which is where the exercises are made and assigned (Teachers on PC/Mac) and completed (Students on all platforms). Students and teachers connect the app to the EarMaster Cloud account of their school using their personal EarMaster Cloud user credentials, which they have received by email when their account was created by the Admin of the school account. As soon as the app is connected, it will fetch class and course data from the cloud, and upload all results automatically as the students complete their assignments.
If your school is paying for student access with an annual school subscription or EarMaster Cloud credits, then you can watch this video tutorial or read the step-by-step instructions below to learn how to set up your school account:
How to proceed - school-paid user access
If your school has bought credits to give students access to EarMaster, then please follow the instructions below. If students are expected to pay for their own access to the system, then please refer to the section titled "How to proceed - student-paid subscriptions" further down.
1. Log into your Admin dashboard
Go to cloud.earmaster.com and log in with your administrator login, which was sent to you by e-mail and consists of:
- School account ID
- Password
The first thing you see when you have logged in is the Dashboard. It will display information on how many credits are available for your account, how many users and classes are active, etc.
2. [Optional] Create classes
In EarMaster, a class is a group of students that will work on the same assignments. If you use classes, make sure to add at least one teacher to each class. The teachers of a class are the only ones who can give assignments and see the results for that class.
To add a class, click on Create new class in your dashboard. This step is optional, but even with only a few students, it will make it much easier to assign workbooks later on.
3. Add users
You can add users in two ways:
a. In bulk by uploading a user list (see "Upload user lists" tab above)
b. Manually one by one (read below)
To add users manually, click on Add Student or Add Teacher from the Dashboard or in the Manage Users page.
Please notice:
- You have an Admin login to manage the account of your school now, but If you also want to use the software as a Teacher to make assignments and monitor student results, then you need to create a user with Teacher access level for yourself.
- All the users you add receive an email with a download link and their user credentials. So make sure that your students are aware that an email from EarMaster Cloud is incoming before you add them to your account. Otherwise they might delete the email by mistake or oversee it.
- If users have forgotten or lost their user credentials, you can resend them by using the Resend email function in Manage Users, or they can request a new one here: www.earmaster.com/support/earmaster-cloud-login-recovery.html
- You can also delete the users that shouldn't be active any longer by checking boxes in the left column, and then by clicking on the Delete button.
Note: if your students don't have email addresses or if you would like to manage their account for them, you can add ?[user name] at the end of your email alias for each user you add. Then you will receive all the system emails sent to these users in your own inbox.
For example:
4. [Optional] Enroll students and teachers into classes
If you have created classes, you can now dispatch your students and teachers into them using the Enroll users into classes button from the Dashboard, or via the Manage Users page by selecting users and clicking on the Classes button.
5. Users connect EarMaster to the Cloud
Users should now have received their user credentials, so they can connect the EarMaster app on all platforms to the Cloud. You can follow the status of the email sending and last login time of each user in the "Manage Users" section of your Admin dashboard. For more info about this step, please refer to the Connect EarMaster to the Cloud tab in the Teacher and Student sections of these Cloud support pages.
If you have a Teacher account, you will have access to a special section in the PC/Mac version of EarMaster 7 (not available on iOS, Android and Chromebook). Read tutorials here
How to proceed - student-paid subscriptions
If your students are going to pay for their own access by subscribing to EarMaster Cloud on a private basis, then here is how to proceed:
1. Go to your Admin dashboard at cloud.earmaster.com, find the USERS menu and click on EXTERNAL USERS.
2. Click on the button labelled INVITE STUDENTS and type the email addresses of the students you want to invite to subscribe. Type one email address per line, and then click SAVE to send out all invites. You should see a list of the invited students by setting the USER FILTER to INVITED and clicking on FETCH.
3. Your students will now receive an email with a link which will enable them to subscribe to EarMaster Cloud on a private basis while linking their account to your school account. As soon as a student has subscribed, you will see his/her name appear in the MANAGER USERS section of your Admin dashboard.
Notice: If your school is not paying for student licenses, you should not use the "ADD STUDENT" feature visible in the main screen of the dashboard and in MANAGE USERS. The only thing you need to do is invite students as describe above. The rest is handled automatically.
Video Guides
Find out how to use the educational features of EarMaster Cloud
[module-302]Courses and workshops available in EarMaster
Click on a course or workshop title to view its full content.
Notice that the availability of the courses and workshops listed below depends on the license that you purchased. For more information, please refer to this Version comparison.
Beginner's Course |
Vocal Trainer |
RCM Voice |
General Workshops - Chord Identification |
General Workshops - Chord Inversions |
General Workshops - Chord Progressions |
General Workshops - Interval Comparison |
General Workshops - Interval Identification |
General Workshops - Interval Singing |
General Workshops - Melodic Dictation |
General Workshops - Melodic Sight-Singing |
General Workshops - Melody Singback |
General Workshops - Rhythm Clapback |
General Workshops - Rhythm Error Detection |
General Workshops - Rhythm Sight-Reading |
General Workshops - Rhythmic Dictation |
General Workshops - Scale Identification |
Jazz Workshops - Chord Identification |
Jazz Workshops - Chord Identification |
Jazz Workshops - Chord Progressions |
Jazz Workshops - Melodic Dictation |
Jazz Workshops - Melodic Sight-Singing |
Jazz Workshops - Melody Singback |
Jazz Workshops - Rhythm Clapback |
Jazz Workshops - Rhythm Error Detection |
Jazz Workshops - Rhythmic Dictation |
Jazz Workshops - Rhythmic Sight-Reading |
Du kannst Partituren in die Musikbibliothek von EarMaster importieren, indem du dafür das MusicXML-Dateiformat verwendest. Insbesondere beim Einsatz von EarMaster Cloud im Unterricht ist diese Funktion extrem nützlich, da importierte Noten einfach als Grundlage für das Erstellen eigener Lerninhalte eingesetzt werden können. So kannst du z. B. den MusicXML-Import zum Erstellen von Übungen aus folgenden EarMaster-Bereichen verwenden:
- Vom-Blatt-Singen und ‑Spielen
- Melodiediktat
- Melodien nachsingen/
nachspielen - Rhythmen lesen
- Rhythmusdiktat
- Rhythmen klatschen/
klopfen - Rhythmusfehler erkennen
Was ist MusicXML?
MusicXML ist ein digitales Austauschdateiformat für Musik. Das Formt ermöglicht es, notierte Musik zwischen verschiedenen Anwendungen auszutauschen: Notationsprogramme, Sequenzerprogramme, Musik-Lernprogramme, Musikdatenbanken u. s. w. Du kannst also notierte Musik in einem dieser Programme erstellen und via MusicXML problemlos in ein anderes Programm übertragen — und umgekehrt.
Wie fange ich an?
1. Vorbereitung der Partitur
Erstelle mit deinem Notationsprogramm (z. B. mit Dorico, Sibelius, Musescore oder Finale) eine Partitur. Du kannst auch ein Notenerkennungsprogramm wie SmartScore dazu verwenden, um gedruckte und PDF-Noten schnell zu digitalisieren. Wenn du fertig bist, speichere oder exportiere deine Partitur als MusicXMl-Datei. Die Funktion dazu findet sich bei den meisten Programmen im Menü DATEI.
Auch zahlreiche Online-Plattformen und ‑Musikbibliotheken bieten eine Vielzahl bereits fertig eingerichteter Partituren im MusicXML-Dateiformat an, so etwa:
Musescore library - https://musescore.com/sheetmusic
IMSLP Petrucci Music Library - https://imslp.org/
ChoralWIKI - https://www.cpdl.org/wiki/
Hymnar- https://hymnary.org
NEUMA - http://neuma.huma-num.fr
Damit EarMaster die MusicXML-Datei lesen kann, muss sie folgende Voraussetzungen erfüllen:
- Keine Taktartwechsel. Nur eine Taktartangabe im Partiturdokument.
- Keine Tonartwechsel. Unterstützt werden Tonarten mit maximal 6 b- und 5 #-Vorzeichen.
- Nur monophone Stimmen (keine Zwei- oder Dreiklänge etc.). Um ein Harmoniegerüst verwenden zu können, sollten die Töne auf verschiedene Stimmen/
- Maximal 8 monophone Stimmen, von denen eine mit Akkordsymbolen versehen sein kann.
- Unterstützte Schlüssel: Violinschlüssel, Bassschlüssel und Altschlüssel.
- Unterstützte Notenwerte: Ganze bis 32stel-Note, einschließlich punktierte Noten, Bögen, Triolen, Quintolen und Septolen
EarMaster ist dazu in der Lage, die Stimmen der importierten MusicXML-Datei automatisch zu transponieren. Es spielt also keine Rolle, in welcher Tonart du die Notation anlegst. Du kannst die Tonart, in die EarMaster transponieren soll, nach dem MusicXML-Import und beim Einrichten der Übungen auswählen.
Bitte bedenke stets, dass MusicXML-Dateien nur dann importiert werden können, wenn die darin enthaltenen Funktionen, Werte und Definitionen auch von EarMaster unterstützt werden. Nicht unterstützte Funktionen werden entweder von EarMaster ignoriert oder durch ähnliche Werte ersetzt. So wird z. B. die nicht unterstützte Taktartangabe 6/4 durch eine 12/8-Taktartangabe ersetzt.
2. Import deiner Partitur in EarMaster
Rufe zunächst die Musikbibliothek von EarMaster auf. Du findest den entsprechenden Button bei den Lehrer-Tools in der Teacher-Ansicht. Klicke oben rechts auf das Register Partituren und dann auf den Button + MusicXML importieren, um deine Noten zur Partiturliste hinzuzufügen.
3. Importierte Partituren für eigene Übungen verwenden
Wenn du im Kurseditor von EarMastern eigene Übungen erstellst, kannst du im Bereich Quelle des musikalischen Materials das Optionsfeld Partiturbibliothek aktivieren. Anschließend klickst du auf Liste der Fragen. Nun kannst du eine der zuvor von dir importierten Partituren auswählen.
Klicke dazu im rechten Block unterhalb des Titels "Liste der Fragen" auf das Plus-Zeichen (+), um die Liste der verfügbaren Partituren anzuzeigen. Danach kannst du für deine Übung bestimmte Taktbereiche durch "trimmen" festlegen oder z. B. auswählen, welche Stimme in der Übung abgefragt und ausgewertet werden soll und welche Stimmen nur als Begleitung innerhalb der Übung fungieren sollen. Klicke abschließend auf OK, um dieses Setup als erste Frage deiner Übung hinzuzufügen.
Willst du weitere Fragen hinzufügen, kannst du den zuvor beschriebenen Vorgang wiederholen oder du klickst auf das Dublizieren-Icon und änderst lediglich bestimmte Parameter der neuen Frage.
Wiederhole diese Vorgänge, bis du alle Fragen für deine eigene Übung zusammengestellt hast.
Häufige Fragen (FAQ)
F: Kann ich die Musikbibliothek von EarMaster exportieren?
A: Ja, die Musikbibliothek kann als EarMaster-Datenbank-Datei exportiert und dann in ein andernorts installiertes EarMaster-Programm wieder importiert werden. Verwende dazu in der Musikbibliothek die Import/
Q: Ich habe eine Partitur importiert, jedoch klingt und sieht diese anders aus wie im Original. Was ist da los?
A: Der MusicXML-Standard enthält Tausende von Funktionen und Definitionen, die in EarMaster schlicht und einfach nicht benötigt werden. Daher kann es bei manchen Importvorgängen dazu kommen, dass Partituren bis zur Unkenntlichkeit verändert werden. Wir arbeiten fortlaufend an der Verbesserung der MusicXML-Importfunktion in EarMaster. Wenn du also ein Problem beim MusicXML-Import feststellen solltest, sende uns bitte die fragliche MusicXML-Datei sowie eine Beschreibung des Problems. Wir werden dann versuchen, eine Lösung zu finden und die Importfunktion dahingehend zu verbessern.
Q: Kann ich auf dem iPad auch MusicXML-Dateien importieren?
A: Leider nicht. Diese Fujnktion steht nur auf PC und Mac zur Verfügung.
Q: Kann ich eigene Übungen, die auf Grundlage der Musikbibliothek erstellt wurden, speichern?
A: Ja, aber nur bei Verwendung des Kurseditors, der ausschließlich EarMaster Cloud-Nutzern zur Verfügung steht, die über einen Zugang als Lehrkraft verfügen.