Allows teachers and schools to use computers for ear training that can lead to improvements in playing and appreciating music. EarMaster School is designed for use in a network or with many users using the same PC. Music teachers can provide tailor-made ear training lessons for every member of a class. The lessons are fun to use and quickly show real results. The results from all students can be stored and displayed. You can even put homework on a disk. Students can run the exercises, at home or on other school computers, and then bring the already marked results to you on disk for the following lesson.EarMaster Pro provides simple and challenging exercises that drill and score you on ten harmonic and rhythmic ear training areas, using a MIDI sound card. With EarMaster Pro you can learn to identify and transcribe intervals, scales, modes, chords, chord progressions, and tunes. You can also learn to sight-read, imitate, and correct rhythms. The exercises have been chosen and developed in co-operation with music teachers. EarMaster Pro is an excellent entrance to ear training for beginners. The built-in automatic tutor can advise you and adjust the difficulty based on the evaluation of your results.EarMaster can be completely configured to your needs, so even advanced ears can be challenged. This program allows you to adjust the tempo, key, scale, length, and much more. You can even define your own chords, intervals, and scales if you have special needs.In all exercises you can give your answers in different ways depending on your focus. Advanced Wave-to-MIDI technology enables you to sing the tones or clap the rhythms in the microphone. You can also use MIDI, use simple multiple choice, or give the tones using one of the piano, guitar, or notesheet answer options on the screen. All of your results are recorded, allowing you to monitor your progress. You can export the results to a diskette to continue your ear training at school and let your teacher follow your progress. EarMaster Pro supports the solmization system (do, re, mi, and so on) and includes music theory materials within its help file and manual.