Recording Intervals in Earmaster ?

Kush · Post by **Kush** » 06 Dec 2006, 06:47

HI Freinds,

Just one more question. Is it possible to record in Earmaster ?

Actually my application is - I thought I'd record a few Intervals after recording their respective Interval Names, thus making a audio track - for example say, My voice says - "minor 2nd" then play the minor second interval and then I say Maj 2nd and play the Major 2nd etc... and then compare them (playing in succession)....

I thought I can use such audio recordings for my students - so that they can listen to the intervals and feel them more and more (even while relaxing, driving etc)

Can this be done in Earmaster ? Kindly advice friends.

Regards
Kush

Post by **Hans** » 11 Dec 2006, 04:26

EarMaster is not made to produce audio files, but if you have an audio recorder on your computer (e.g. Audacity which is free), you can record the sound played by EarMaster.

If you want to play specific intervals you can just right-click the multiple-choice buttons. This will play the interval without giving it as the answer.

Best regards,
Hans Jakobsen
EarMaster