Set the delay until its echoes land, and fade, like the reference's.
Drag up and down on a pot, or drag the fader. Arrow keys move the focused control one step; hold Shift while dragging for small moves.
These comparisons are practice. Your first attempt keeps its score.
Five songs a level. An average of 80 passes.
Hear where the echoes land.
A part has a delay on it. Match the reference’s: when the echoes land against the beat, how many times they come back, and on the last level how loud they are and a time that isn’t a note value.
How it works
- Play the reference, then switch to Yours.
- Turn the controls, compare again, and check when the echoes match.
- After a miss, open Help me hear it: your attempt, the difference doubled, and the correction.
What to listen for
Count against the beat. Tap along to the reference: does the first echo land on the next eighth, the next beat, or in between? Then count how many come back before they fade.
How it’s scored
Your first check scores out of 100. Time is scored as the ratio of the two times, so a neighbouring note value counts the same at any tempo; repeats in steps of feedback; the echo level in dB. The control furthest out decides. An average of 80 over five songs passes.
Levels
Level 1: straight notes only (1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2). Level 2: every note value, dotted and triplet too (the closest pair, a dotted eighth and a quarter triplet, has to be told apart). Level 3: the repeats, with the time set. Level 4: time and repeats. Level 5: a free time in ms, the repeats and the echo level.
Every setting plays at the same loudness, so more echoes never just means louder.
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