Thank you Niclas, sending a n email now

Best regards,

J-L

Hello, In conformity with the license agreement, I have two copies of EarMaster 6 installed. One on my main computer and one on my HTPC (I don't have a laptop). Most of the time, I use the copy on my main computer, but when I haven't had time to do my training on the main computer, I do it in bed, o...

Thank you very much Quentin, I will check that as soon as I get back home

Jean-Luc

Hello, I asked this question in the support forum and didn't get any answer so I will try here, maybe another user has the answer. When playing chords or intervals in harmonic mode, it seems that ear master 5 had a much longer sustain (both, using the general midi - i actually use the same soundfont...

Hello, I have a little question. I was used to EarMaster 5 and it seems that in EarMaster 6 the notes are much shorter (Sorry, hard to explain, what I mean is, when playing an harmonic interval for example, the notes had a longer sustain in EarMaster 5 than in EarMaster 6). Is there a setting I coul...

Thank you very much The do moved on the keyboard will do fine, in fact it's easier than clicking on buttons (I use a midi keyboard)
Stupid me, I hadn't noticed that the keyboard "transposed" when in this mode It works really well, thank you again

Hum, the only problem I have is the fact that the program doesn't really allow me to input an answer like "do, re, mi..." I tried using the keyboard for that but it doesn't work. So I have to convert the note name into an interval (maybe in a future version .

Jean-Luc

Thank you very much for this very fast and very helpful answer

Jean-Luc

Hello :) I was watching a very interesting video on youtube ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWxUcT7ekCo&feature=plcp ) and I was wondering if it is possible to do something similar with EarMaster. Basically, the program would play the "key chord" to establish the key, then a random no...