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I used a program called Auralia in high school. It covered everthing from rhythm to intervals to chords. I found it really helpful.
I'm not sure if there is a downloadable version of this... at least not legally...
theres a few free ear training programs out there, but you really do get what you pay for. theres this one i use, i am not finished with it yet but this program can train you to have perfect pitch. it uses hypnosis, and takes a lot of daily repetition and organisation but i guarantee it works, im starting to recognise tones like i never thought i could. my microwave beeper is a G# i have a wineglass that makes a perfect A when lightly tapped with a butterknife. i never thought i would be able to recognise individual tones in my own instrument, much less everywhere else i go. im not sure what the rules on this site are for links and stuff, just to be on the safe side ill let you find it.
just go to google and type in Graham English, absolute pitch power. its 60 bucks for the program but youlle be the most envied musician around. well worth the money.
i think i'd rather not have perfect pitch. it seems like it would be more of a distraction and a nuisance than anything. i guess its good for dropping in on jam sessions...
theres a few free ear training programs out there, but you really do get what you pay for. theres this one i use, i am not finished with it yet but this program can train you to have perfect pitch. it uses hypnosis, and takes a lot of daily repetition and organisation but i guarantee it works, im starting to recognise tones like i never thought i could. my microwave beeper is a G# i have a wineglass that makes a perfect A when lightly tapped with a butterknife. i never thought i would be able to recognise individual tones in my own instrument, much less everywhere else i go. im not sure what the rules on this site are for links and stuff, just to be on the safe side ill let you find it.
just go to google and type in Graham English, absolute pitch power. its 60 bucks for the program but youlle be the most envied musician around. well worth the money.
