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Hi,

Yes. You can simply press "A" or "B" on your keyboard.


-Niclas

Hi,

You go to file->user properties and here you can set the vocal range. You can also set it to custom and then set it from c3 to c6


-Niclas

Hi,

You can try to use this guide to determine your vocal range: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IejHKpfHso

Does this help?

-Niclas

Hi Okay, that sounds weird. You should try to restart your computer and see if that works. Next thing to try is to delete EarMaster's data folder, which you can find at this path: Program Files(or ProgramData)\EarMaster\6.x\Data - Then you delete this folder, and re-open EarMaster. Does this work? -...

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Have you tried restarting your computer after you disconnected the second screen?

-Niclas

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Are you sure you are fully connected to the internet and are using your correct login details when purchasing?

-Niclas

It sounds like it could be a case of too high sensitivity on the mic. Have you tried running the microhone calibration tool again, in the tools menu?

-Niclas

Great to hear!

Hit us up if you have any other questions.

-Niclas

Hi We are aware of the MIDI issue, and it should be fixed in the first update that will be released for the iPad app. Clapping in the rhythmn exercises is not available yet. It is something that will be unlocked at some point. But it has been disabled from the beginning, since it didn't work correct...

That sounds good. I am sure you will find it useful, as soon as you get a hold of it. If you have an iPad, I would recommend you to check out the iPad version once it is released (likely within a week).

Please don't hesitate to ask any questions. We are here to help.

-Niclas

Hi! Ear training is essential in developing your musical skills. For some it is difficult, and for others it comes a lot more natural. EarMaster provides courses that starts off being quite simple, and then it slowly progresses in difficulty. If you want to learn and practice ear training without a ...

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It sounds like you need to reset your EarMaster settings to default. To do this you should delete the setting.da6 file in EarMaster data folder, which can be found at this path: Users/Shared/EarMaster/Data - You should also be able to find it by simply searching for it in finder.

-Niclas

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It is called "first aid" in my disk utility. That is what you should run. To get rid of the access violation you should try to restart your computer, or re-install EarMaster if the restart doesn' work.

-Niclas

Thanks for your understanding. I can't seem to re-create this part of it. Do you use this through the external midi software, that you mentioned earlier? It could perhaps help to reset all your EarMaster settings to default. If you want to try that, simply delete the Setting.da6 file in EarMaster's ...

I did the test with all the instruments being at "100" in attack rate, which should be the default value. After experimenting around with it a bit, I see your point. There is a slight difference in the volume. Even at 100 in attack rate. The difference gets bigger as the attack rate is low...