Prolobe Online Absolute Pitch Ear Training

Hello everyone! I recently finished the Pitch Paths course and was wondering how I could expand the melody triggers to include other octaves* (like Barry O'Reilly's Modlobe triggers). I am terrible at notating music and even worse at using music notation programs like anvil--but does anyone know how I could "copy and paste" the music notation from a pdf file** and import it into said program?

Thank you all so much!



*I would use garageband and an instrument to record if I could, but I have almost no instrumental experience :(.

**At the very end of Prof. Jobst's Pdf file which comes with pitch paths he gives the music notation for all of his melody triggers.

Hi,

You can create a midi file where the pitches are in different octaves, different timbres, etc. It is quite easy to do.

I ordered pitch paths a couple of years ago. I think it is a good starting point but something more is needed. The drills in pitch paths are now really easy for me and I'm far from having perfect pitch.

I have tried to extend this course by programming some stuff that produces pitches in different octaves and with different instruments. The thing is that you listen to the tone, you try to identify it and a few seconds later the corresponding melody trigger is played so that you can know whether or not you were right. If you (or someone else) are interested I can send some examples of these drills just in case they can be useful.

Well, then, to simplify my previous question, how do I create the midi file from the Pitch Paths mp3s? I would love it if you sent examples of your drills, too :D. Thank you!

My email is atlascali@yahoo.com.

Hi,

In principle, you can convert the pitch paths mp3s into midi files, but this is not what I was thinking about. The thing is to create your own midi files so that you can choose the different parameters for the drill (that is, octave range, timbres, pitches). To this end, you can use a midi-sequencer that allows you to edit a score and then to generate a midi file that you can use as a drill.

I've just sent you an example of the drills I use. They are based on pitch paths but using different octaves and timbres.

Regards,
Luis.