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KLearnNotes2 1.2 - a game exercise release

KLearnNotes2 is a software teaching the names of music notes.
In future: rhythm, scales, key signatures, chords, with special
focus on guitar playing.

In version 1.2 a new game-style exercise, training horizontal
notes' positions (preparation for sight-reading) was added.
It is a good supplement to the old static exercise,
training vertical notes' positions (preparation for chord reading).

The second major improvement is adding Solfeggio ("do-reh-mi") notes
naming as a third choice to the English and German notes naming.
Added a new Italian translation (besides the Polish and partial
Spanish). Also, fixed some compilation bugs.... read more

Posted by Marek Wieckowski 2004-05-30

KLearnNotes2 1.1 released (with voice recognition)

KLearnNotes2 is a software teaching the names of music notes. In future: rhythm, scales, key signatures, chords, with special focus on guitar playing.

In 1.1 voice recognition has been added. You can both provide answers to a test and control program ("Quit","Start"...) with your voice! COOL!

Also Polish and partial Spanish translations, many interface improvements and bugfixes, new exercises. ... read more

Posted by Marek Wieckowski 2004-01-17

KLearnNotes2 1.0 patchlevel 2 released

Major changes from 1.0-1: * corrected floor() conflicts [klearnnotes2 should now compile on e.g. Mandrake 9.1 (reported by Allan Mitch: thnx!)] * corrected speed display [your speed is displayed correctly form the very beginning of a test now] * added volume control [and volume levels are saved and restored when KLN2 is run next time] * lots of corrections in docs.

Hope you will enjoy.... read more

Posted by Marek Wieckowski 2003-10-21

KLearnNotes2 - first full stable release! (1.0)

KLearnNotes2 helps learning music note names. It features a neat KDE/QT interface, a quick-learning algorithm (focusing training on what one knows the worst), flexible exercise choices, a set of 40 preset exercises focused on gradual learning of successive notes, bass and treble clefs, a flexible speed goal choice and a set of preset speed-goal levels (to encourage training for fast, automatic note reading), and sound.... read more

Posted by Marek Wieckowski 2003-10-16