Test your knowledge of intervals!

[Dee]

Just a bit of fun really. I was looking on the Behringer site and found an ear trainer. Give it a try and post a screenshot! Click link and go to "Ear Trainer".

http://www.behringer.com/04_ultranet/toolz.cfm?lang=ENG

[Mike7771]

Wow that sure is a lot like my ear trainer I wonder were they got that idea? But theirs does not do chords only intervals.

Mike
http://www.guitarknowledgenet.com

[toma]

cool, but i got the same falling major third three times in a row

also, it allways seemed to play the interval down, not up. if u did it more then i guess it would do some up too,

[Dee]

Originally Posted by Mike7771

Wow that sure is a lot like my ear trainer I wonder were they got that idea? But theirs does not do chords only intervals.

Mike
http://www.guitarknowledgenet.com

That's a cool link, Mike, thanks.

[Mike7771]

Originally Posted by Deeswift

That's a cool link, Mike, thanks.

Thanks Deeswift

[ibanez2005]

Whats an interval? Isnt that when we go fetch a beer?

[toneboy]

Originally Posted by ibanez2005

Whats an interval? Isnt that when we go fetch a beer?

It's that empty space between your ears.

[spkenn5]

damn i scored nothin rite..

[ibanez2005]

Originally Posted by toneboy

It's that empty space between your ears.

No thats a brain, that's BRAIN. Its the thing that keeps you're head warm in the winter.

[toma]

Originally Posted by ibanez2005

No thats a brain, that's BRAIN. Its the thing that keeps you're head warm in the winter.

[spkenn5]

btw can some1 explain what is interval for me? hehe

[screamndemon69]

distance or steps between notes that dictates the relationship between them.
ex)
E to G on the low E string is 3 half steps apart, therefore G is a minor third above E.

each interval has a name and a value (minor third, major seventh, perfect fifth, ect). you need to look into chord theory and try to understand how chords are built and their relationships to each other in modes and scales.