On Thu, Jan 10, 2008 at 06:33:38PM +0100, Marek Dudek wrote:
> Hello
>
> Recently I encountered David Burge's "Perfect Pitch Super Course" and I
> decided to add lessons based on it.
> The first one is simple telling F sharp from E flat in single octave, here's
> my file:
>
> header {
> lesson_id = "1"
> module = idbyname
> title = "F# - Eb (single octave - piano)"
> fillnum = 3
> filldir = horiz
> have_music_displayer = yes
> random_transpose = no
> }
> tempo = 240/4
>
> question {
> name = _("F sharp")
> instrument = "acoustic grand"
> voice("fis")
> }
Add more question blocks with the same name, but with a different
octave:
question {
name = _("F sharp")
instrument = "acoustic grand"
voice("fis'")
}
question {
name = _("F sharp")
instrument = "acoustic grand"
voice("fis''")
}
question {
name = _("F sharp")
instrument = "acoustic grand"
voice("fis'''")
}
> question {
> name = _("E flat")
> instrument = "acoustic grand"
> voice("es")
> }
>
> So far so good.
>
> Then I would like to extend it to recognize these pitches in range of
> multiple (say 3) octaves. I know that "random_transpose" parameter is used
> for it. I tried several settings but non of them matches what I hear on tape
> as F# and Eb in higher octaves.
> --
> Marek Dudek
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