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Accessible musical ear training (self.Blind)
submitted by WhatWouldVaderDo
Does anyone know of any screen reader accessible ear training software? I'm specifically talking about intervals, chords, etc. Thanks.
practica-dev 1 points 2y ago
Hi, I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for, but I made an Android app for melodic practice, that works with screen readers to tell you which notes are playing. It's not a formal ear training system or anything, it's a tool that generates melodies in various scales that you can use for practice - so you can use it for ear training by generating phrases and trying to copy them, or testing your recognition
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If you do try it out I'd appreciate any feedback, even if it's not what you're after! Especially if you don't use TalkBack specifically - getting it to read note names normally is surprisingly tricky
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If you do try it out I'd appreciate any feedback, even if it's not what you're after! Especially if you don't use TalkBack specifically - getting it to read note names normally is surprisingly tricky
WhatWouldVaderDo [OP] 1 points 2y ago
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, I don't have an Android device right now. When I can get my hands on one, I'll give it a try.
practica-dev 1 points 2y ago
Oh no worries, thanks!
I did try out a couple of ear training apps I have on my phone with the screen reader enabled, but I don't have enough experience to give recommendations - Perfect Ear was the best (that's on iOS too) but it's more that its design doesn't hide important information like some of the others. I didn't test every section of the app, but it's free (with paid content) so it might be worth a try if you have an iPad or whatever
I did try out a couple of ear training apps I have on my phone with the screen reader enabled, but I don't have enough experience to give recommendations - Perfect Ear was the best (that's on iOS too) but it's more that its design doesn't hide important information like some of the others. I didn't test every section of the app, but it's free (with paid content) so it might be worth a try if you have an iPad or whatever
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