This allows Politonus II to optimize the sequence of exercises so you can advance at the fastest pace possible based on your previous aura skills improvement. On top of using the reverse ear training method, Politonus II creates the next exercise based on your past responses using machine learning. This optimizes the speed at which you learn to identify the different note-groups, because your brain is classifying multiple note-groups simultaneously on each exercise. Not only do you have to find the major 3rd but you ar also classifying the other intervals played. This method forces you to listen to the different note-groups while comparing them to the sound you hear as a major 3rd in your head. You then have to decide which sphere hides the Major 3rd and select it. Each sphere will then play the sound hidden in it.
Here’s an example of an exercise in Politonus II where the app is asking you to find a Major 3rd. You must then select the sound that matches the requested note-group. In this method, a sound (note-group) is displayed and a set of different sounds (or note-groups) is played in sequence. Politonus II uses a different approach called: Reverse Ear Training. There are plenty of ear training apps that allow you to train your ears but they are all based on playing a note-group and asking you to identify it (one at a time) Politonus II concentrates in the development of your aural skills to identify these three note-groups. There are three fundamental structures that we must be able to identify if we want to become better musicians: Intervals, Triads & Seventh Chords. Being able to identify groups of notes as one sound-type is not only useful when listening but also when writing and composing music.
Ear training is an essential skill for every musician.
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