Training in depth | docs / EQdrill

📄️ Track choice

When it comes picking audio tracks for your personal ear training, the choice of course is up to you.

This chapter is about the 'lower / upper limit' settings in the SideBar, found under the 'Misc' section.

This section will discuss some terminologies, namely the concept of 'session' vs. 'round' vs. 'turn'.

There are six difficulties. From easiest to hardest, they are: 'entry', 'novice', 'medium', 'advanced', 'ambitious', 'ruthless'

When it comes to setting up the training on a given difficulty, there are roughly speaking two types of settings:

When it comes to determining fitting gain and Q values, it simply comes down to your current skill level.

A single turn

So far we've only played turns and seen how far off our answers are.

Located next to the filter buttons, two numbers can be seen.

So far the available snap points were simply a result of the 'lower / upper outer limit' and the chosen 'difficulty' setting in the SideBar.

We haven't yet talked about what happens when the "best rating" for a given snap point is reached.

As already mentioned in the Clearing chapter, upon fully clearing a given heatmap, the Heatmap info

The 'build up' setting is yet another feature that can impact the selection process of the random 'altered' filter.

Critical listening tires our ears / brains and impacts our judgement, oftentimes quicker than we would like.

Now let's talk about training amount.