Musical Ear Software

An easy-to-use musical ear trainer that uses a unique method to help you acquire absolute or perfect pitch. You learn a particular note by listening to a random sequence that includes the note. Whenever the note is played, your aural recognition is reinforced by visual stimuli that serve to connect the sound of the note with its name and position on the piano keyboard. When you are confident you know the note, you can take a test.

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ear training, sight reading, and music theory applied to piano, guitar, violin, viola, cello, and bass - MusicGoals offers study, practice, and testing to improve skills, gain knowledge of instruments and music theory, and train the musical ear. This program was designed for musicians of all ages from beginners to very advanced. Courses for each instrument are provided or custom routines may be set up to meet specific needs.

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ear training, sight reading, and music theory applied to piano, guitar, violin, viola, cello, and bass - MusicGoals offers study, practice, and testing to improve skills, gain knowledge of instruments and music theory, and train the musical ear. This program was designed for musicians of all ages from beginners to very advanced. Courses for each instrument are provided or custom routines may be set up to meet specific needs.

viola cello sight reading ear training custom settings

Training tool for guitar and bass players who want to know the fretboard of the instrument perfectly and effortlessly. Mastering the fretboard helps to play better, improvise, minimize errors and generally enjoy playing much more. AFT's interactive lessons and drills will help you know each and every note on the fretboard just like you know the open strings. You will end up knowing every note and position without thinking and without hesitation.

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Planner.NET is a calendar and scheduling component for the .NET framework. The control supports yearly, monthly, weekly and daily schedule views. Each view provides a distinct layout of the time cells and can display events such as appointments and meetings. The timetable view displays a day's schedule where the columns represent dates, locations, tasks or contacts, and the rows represent hours or minute intervals. The control is royalty free.

A low-cost Windows program for complete vehicle and trip expense records for cost control. Use for cars, trucks, motorhomes, trailers, construction equipment, farm equipment, fleet vehicles.

WinRider is a nice program, which scrolls your colored text on your desktop window. You can specify the speed of the text, it's vertical position on desktop,change direction of scrolling - left or right, and select the font of the text, where you can specify typeface, italic, bold, size of the text & its color. Now it is possible to select file as source. WinRider will scroll each string from the file.

Texas Holdem Odds calculator allows you to drag cards from a virtual deck to a virtual poker table to display the various win percentages for each hand.

Inventory manager software miniMRP 2.0 for Windows is a new, easy to use inventory control program with some additional features usually only found in larger ERP/MRP systems. miniMRP wont manage your staffing requirements, control your budgets or run your accounting systems. However, you will find that it can manage an unlimited number of inventory items and, if required, it will build and maintain parts lists and assemblies of any size or complexity.

Create personalized video e-greetings with an original design straight from your Desktop camera. Webcam Greetings is a colorful way to express yourself in video, just choose a ready-made skin from the Skin Gallery or use Adobe FlashT to create your very own skins!

Lighthouses Screensavers with Wallpaper. This is a beautiful screen saver of ocean coastlines with spectacular images of lighthouses and music! The earliest lighthouses were simply bonfires built on hillsides to guide ships. The first light served the old world city of Alexandria in 285 B.C. The first American light came to life in 1716 at Boston Harbor.