MusiLearner 1.2

Looking for a way to practice ear training exercises using the computer?
Are you going to prepare yourself for a test or an entrance examination?
Then MusiLearner is exactly what you need. It comes with many different functions like melody dictation, rhythm dictation, interval dictation and much more.
You can also practice exercises of music theory.

Overview of functions:

Ear training exercises:

Interval dictation
Chord dictation (root position or inversions)
Rhythm dictation (different difficulty levels, different times)
Melody dictation (different difficulty levels, different times, tonal or atonal)
Function dictation (Identification of function which you can hear)

Basic knowledge exercises:

Read and write intervals
Read and write functions
Read and write chords
Note names in different clefs (treble clef, alto clef, tenor clef, bass clef)
Cadences in different keys (main cadence and extended cadence)
Different scales (Major, minor, modes, etc.)
Transposing (Transpose a short melody to another key)

More functions:

Multiple user accounts - So you can use the program as a couple and for each user will have his own settings and statistics.
After almost every completed exercise you are shown an individual result of the number of mistakes and the statistics of the last two exercises as a diagram. You can display the average and trend.
Almost each of the exercises can be printed. This has several advantages: If you for example don't want to do the exercises on your pc you can just print it and work with it. During the melody dictation, it may be for example better,to write down your findings on a sheet of paper first and not on the PC, since the note input takes a little longer. And as a teacher you can for example print a work-sheet and distribute in class as a worksheet.
Are you a teacher? Then you may use MusiLearner in class. You can use MusiLearner on a beamer or with loud speakers.
MusiLearner also has a feature that allows you to print blank pages with staves. Ideal for exercises or lessons.
Solve harmony and counterpoint exercises.