I recommend Pimsleur's graduated-interval recall for a much better learning experience, in which the learning intervals are, 5 seconds, 25 seconds, 2 minutes, 10 minutes, 1 hour, 5 hours, …
Functional ear trainer ios install#
You can install the add-on “ Refocus Card when Reviewing (2.1)” to enable a handful of shortcut keys that I included in each card type's code, such as pressing the 'Q' key or even 'CTRL+Space' (check out the code for each card type, as there are conveniently more) so that you can play the tonic resolution without having to reach for the mouse. The ordering of the cards has been pre-randomized, but the sequence of introduction for each card is still faithful to the original desktop program (i.e., you'll get ear training for chapter 3,1/5 first then 3,2/5 and so on.)
Also, not tested on Mac and iOS, and may therefore not fully work on those platforms. It therefore doesn't work fully with Anki 2.0 Desktop (i.e., the back side will not play a resolution audio) but works great with the current version of AnkiDroid and Anki 2.1 Desktop (Windows). NOTE: This deck utilizes HTML5 and Javascript for the custom Tonic Resolution Audio playing. This deck allows you to further optimize your ear training via Anki's SRS. Your SRS companion to Alain Benbassat's “Functional Ear Trainer”īoth the desktop version and mobile app implementation of “Functional Ear Trainer” is great but it lacks an SRS component.
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