Meanwhile I have absolutely no idea what any of the words mean because I'm an American that only really knows English... I feel like this is a great tool for anyone to use if they understand the language! Meanwhile it's not the prettiest or maybe even the best functioning, it definitely holds the title for use. If I had a knack for music, I'd probably use something like this. Well, giving I could read it as well.
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Musical Interval Practice. I needed this for my phone and I couldn't find it anywhere so I made one. It's in swedish but all you need to know is that all the musical intervals are in latin (The way they should be). First on the top and the octave on the bottom. RÄTT means CORRECT and FEL means WRONG. See if you know your basic musical intervals ;)
(Yeah I know this won't make sense to non-musicians).
And the target audience is...?
I'm sure there are people who understand this, but I cannot.
There are buttons with foreign language, and some sort of score being kept, but without any sort of instructions it is nearly impossible to sort this thing out. I feel like I'm in the middle of an inside joke.
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The graphics could use some work, but it's pretty cool. May I suggest using an animated piano? The player would recreate the intervals by clicking the keys. This would still require the player to know which interval it is but give it more of an interactive "game" type feel. The way it is, it probably feels a little imposing and more like an exam to people who know nothing about music. I'm sure with better graphics and a piano to play with even non musicians would have fun with it.
This is a game, you need to guess which interval is playing. Very nice and useful, maybe an English version?