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AlgorithmsAndDatastructures is pleased to announce a product whith which you can improve your well-being.
Singing is not only an important part for human beings, but also for other species. Singing expresses moods and feelings. Singing is a strong communication tool. By learning how to control your voice, you get more self confidence. To improve in any area, you need feedback.
Listening Singing Teacher at www.listening-singing-teacher.com with its pitch tracking algorithm helps you to better control your voice in terms of pitch, rhythm and loudness. The collection of statistical data helps you to recognize trends: e. g. singing some notes always a little bit too high, or having the trend to sing eighth notes too short.
You can download a free trial of listening singing teacher for Windows or Macintosh by clicking on the downloads tab.
We hope you enjoy our first program and feel well by making progress.
AlgorithmsAndDatastructures is pleased to announce the second product:
Listening Music Teacher at www.listening-music-teacher.com helps you to understand and get the feeling for our Western music system. The Western music system is based on natural overtones. The equal tempered scale was derived from the Just intonation system, which specifies ratios between the notes. Since overtones are everywhere in nature, we adopt the overtones and there preferred ratios in our perception. This assimilation lets us feel well when we hear sounds that behave according to those laws. Since we already have experienced such relations, we know we can rely on them. Things we know, we like, because we know what we can expect. Music builds upon these same algorithms to make us feel good.
You can download a free trial of listening singing music for Windows by clicking on the downloads tab.
We hope you enjoy our second program and feel well by making progress.
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