ear training question intervals half step whole step

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  1. Staee

    Staee Member

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    if a random note is played, i can predict what a half step up will sound like in my head before its played

    But to do the same with whole steps i feel like i have to count it up in my head as 2 half steps to be more certain its correct, is there a way i can recognize whole steps straight up just like half steps?
     
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  3. Balisani

    Balisani Producer

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    Practice playing scales, in all keys, 24-48 minutes every day* for 180 days. Sing along after the first 24 mn (minutes 25-48).

    * You can take a day off once a week if you must, but then you'll need to stretch the period to 206 days instead of 180 consecutive days.

    That'll do it.
     
  4. PulseWave

    PulseWave Platinum Record

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    Drill Whole Steps in Isolation

    Use an instrument or an ear training app to play a random note, then immediately
    sing or hum a note a whole step up without thinking in half steps.

    Then check if you were right.

    Repeat this:

    Play → Sing up a whole step → Check → Adjust.

    Eventually, you’ll develop the feel of the space between the two notes.
     
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