Identify tone

This is a combined tone memory and intervall exercise. The basics are: the program play a tone and you must identify it by comparing it with the last tone played for you.

To get you started the program will play one tone and display its name on the status bar. You identify the tones by clicking on the piano keyboard or using the keyboard shortcuts that are the letters written on each key.

Right click on the piano keyboard to hear a note without actually guessing it. (Some will call that cheating....)

Key bindings

Config

On the top of the config page you tell the program how important the different tones are. If you for example give a 11 points and the rest 1 point each, then 50% of the tones will be an a.

Below that you select what octaves the random tones can be from.

In the frame below you can set some pretty self explaining options about what happens if you answer wrong.

The keybard shortcuts can be configured from $HOME/.gnome/solfegeX.Y ($HOME/.solfegercX.Y if you don't run GNOME)