There's a difference in price depending on your location in the world. US-based sites do not include the VAT that are paid in the EU and that explains the difference in price.

I suppose you refer to the setting in the "Keys and Root movement"? What you choose here is the range of the root tone. As a chord can be two octaves or more, the actual tone ranges is the full range of the piano.

Have you tried hitting the "maximize" button top right? It is the one next to the "close" button which is marked with an X.

Hi chrislw,

Could you elaborate a bit on your question? Do you mean the keyboard in the program or when you use a MIDI-keyboard?

Hi James,

I browsed through your lessons and they look very good.

I encourage everyone who is starting ear training to try them out as some of the goals set up in them can be a very motivating factor.

Hi Robert, If you go to Help -> Contents in EarMaster you will find a section called Music Theory. Here you will be able to find answers to your basic music theory questions. For instance the part about intervals says: An interval is the distance in pitch between two tones. It is labeled by its nume...

Hi Steulin,

If you haven't already done so, please contact us directly via mail. This will make it easier to help you.

Hi Al,

The e-mail you sent to our sales department has been dealt with.

Thanks for your input! Everything will be considered for the next version of EarMaster.

Hi Ray,

Have you tried selecting Tools->Program Settings->Effects/Microphone and turning up the volume?

Hi all, Let’s imagine you are doing an EarMaster exercise with Auto New Question on "always". Then your phone rings and you want to stop the exercise because it would otherwise just continue until the last question. What you do then is hit Ctrl-F5. This disables Auto New Question, so the e...

Hi all, Thank you for your input. We will consider implementing an easier way of completely pausing the program in the next version. Just a note on the forums. There's nothing obvious that says you have to register in order to post. Also, there's a 'login' button and a 'why register' button, but no ...

Hi Monique, Unfortunately, sight singing is not an option in EarMaster. You can, however, practise interval singing. Example: A tone (D) is being played and EarMaster says: "Sing the perfect fifth above D". You can also use this exercise to learn to spell intervals. If you answer the quest...