pow@mitisft.Convergent.COM (Greg Powers) (09/08/90)
Recommendations Requested (Positive and Negative): Has anyone had
any experience with any of the...
<<<<<{ ear training }>>>>>>
software available for the MAC? Some of the titles I am considering
are Perceive, Listen, and ProMusica. Reading KB and EM, Listen seems
to come out the best. Any opinions?
Thanks.
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(408)438-5536face@arizona.edu (Chris 'Face' Janton) (09/11/90)
Coming soon to a music school near you (hopefully) EAR PLAY Will be published in conjunction with a theory text (ready for early 1991) The software should be going to the publisher this week Ear Play should be the home version, don't know the title of the college edition Put together by some great theory people at the University of Arizona ------------------------------- Chris 'Face' Janton CCIT University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 Phone: +1 602 621-6848
joes@hpccc.HP.COM (Joe Szuecs) (09/15/90)
I've had a chance to evaluate Listen, Musica Practica and Perceive. Listen is my favorite overall. It is a drill oriented application focused specifically on ear training. Musica Practica and Perceive offer a more rounded music training environment... which was more than I wanted. Joe Szuecs Hewlett Packard Product Support Division (415) 691-5128 joes@hpprsd.hp.com
csz@well.sf.ca.us (Carter Scholz) (09/17/90)
I reviewed Listen, Practica Musica, and Perceive in the July 1989 issue of KEYBOARD. You could check that out for details. In short, I like Listen and Practica Musica for different reasons (the latter was more structured, the former more self-paced), and didn't like Perceive at all. -Carter Scholz csz@well.uucp