JFRocks Ear Training 101 Problem page

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Problem Title

Problem #12

Category

Harmonics /Example 2, mixed harmonics

Jeff's Guitar's tuning

For you to figure out

Key of

For you to figure out

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Audio

Contains the problem riff or solo to be figured out

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Problem Tips:

This is a slightly more difficult example than problem 11 however at the same time I'm being a bit more predictable with the harmonics. NO WEIRD positions are used on the natural harmonics. So don't over think this problem.

This problem is a mix of natural harmonics and artificial harmonics of various types. Do your best with it. I kept it short so as to not burn anyone out. After all we are starting out slow here with this Ear Training 101 thing. lol

Follow the tips I gave for problem 11 and the tips I gave for problem 11 in the ear training forum. Also be sure to see any posts I make about this problem 12 to see I give any additional help. Often I wait until some submissions come in before posting help so that I can see if there is a trend or a common error that I can help correct. Take it slow and have fun.