hi,
well, all the customizing options are to be found in exercise setup in the Exercise Settings menu (In the Customized Exercise mode)
You can choose to only have the last chord played in root position

This sounds really strange...What OS do you have and where did you download your update from?
What is the error message you get (precisely)? And where/when does that aknowledgement appear?

I know it's a lot of questions but I'm just trying to understand what you are talking about....
cheers!

Hi,
Windows audio applications require powerful hardware to work perfectly on Mac, so you may experience a little latency. But if your mac is Intel-powered and brand new it should work fine I guess....
Please let us know!

Hi,
Your user records are saved at this location (and should be copied back there):
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\EarMaster

The location: Settings\user\Application data\earmaster only contains exercise parameters I'm afraid...

Hi Singing Fool!
Great list! I quoted it in the Topic intended to list interval examples entitled.....Interval Examples
I encourage everyone to participate like other dedicated individuals on this forum did!

Main theme of Tschaikovsky's 5th Symphony begins with minor 6th descending..
Scott Joplin's Theme from 'The Sting' arranged by Marvin Hamlisch has a succession of minor 6ths ascending within the main theme.
Theme of 'Lawrence of Arabia' by Maurice Jarre starts with a descending 4th
If anyone ...

You're very welcome to post a link to your tutor if you want to, so that interested people can download it!

Is my request absoluty stupid ? Is it already built-in with EarMaster ? Should I shut up and work harder ? :o)

Both Yes and no (kidding ;-) ) . The thing is the chord identification exercise is working on a theoretical basis. It's all about training your ear and helping it recognize qualities ...

Wish granted!
I just opened a topic dedicated to interval listing.
Go to General Discussion/Interval Examples and on with the listing. I guess this will be useful for everybody, and rather fun!

[color=red][Edit Nov. 13, 2009]: A free [b]Interval Examples Chart Generator[/b] is now available from [url=http://www.earmaster.com/intervalsongs/]www.earmaster.com/intervalsongs/[/url] . It lets you browse, audition and watch videos from a huge list of songs and melodies that you can compile into ...