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Thanks you! During my exploration of the ToneScholar app, I encountered an article that delves into functional ear training. Do you think this method is as effective as the one you suggested? The article is accessible through this link: https://tonescholar.com/blog/functional-ear-training-explained.

Hello, I am pretty new to the world of music in general. I'm wondering how folks here improve their ears (relative pitch, chord progression recognition, recognizing sharp/flat, etc). If you could point me to any of your favorite exercises or resources I would appreciate it. So far I have just been using this web app for ear training called ToneScholar (https://tonescholar.com) if you're interested) and it seems quite good, but is not specific to classical guitar. It’s intuitive and I will say that it’s really improved my relative pitch, but it's all voice-based, so probably better for singers. I'd love to be able to improve my ear while improving my skills on the guitar simultaneously. I only have so much time to practice Thanks in advance! PS Just to be clear, I’m NOT looking for other ear training apps, I’m just looking for advice and/or exercises.

I'm a singer songwriter in LA! Trying to make my dream come true one song at a time. Any advice for indie artists is welcome!