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Version 1.1.2 · 2026-07-05
Add english subtitles to the method and exercise videos.
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Resolve is a powerful ear training system, developed by Tom Quayle and David Beebee, combining a structured video course with a custom practice tool.
The course and practice tool are designed to work together: the videos explain the concepts and exercises, while the practice tool generates the harmonic material you use to train your ear on your instrument.
Reactive Ear Training focuses on developing a direct connection between your ear, your fingers, and your instrument.
Resolve generates random, non-functional chord voicings for you to react to by playing over each chord using the exercises taught in the inlcuded course. The Harmonic Complexity Slider lets you tailor the sounds to your ability, from simpler, more consonant voicings at lower settings to increasingly complex and dissonant sounds at higher settings.…
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Add english subtitles to the method and exercise videos.
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