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What you already know gets played the most. The rest waits.
Each example in the exercise comes up once, with the metronome. Then the order changes.
You see one example. Play keeps time. Next brings the next one.
Choose an exercise at the top. The large text is the example. Next moves to the next one. The number under the exercise shows how many are left before the list starts over. Reset starts that exercise again.
Edit changes any exercise on this device. Update and Save as new keep lists on this device. Download this list and Upload copy the open list to an .eiz file and back. This device can Download backup or Upload backup for every exercise.
BPM sets the tempo. Play starts and stops the click, and keeps time on the example that is showing. The bar above the metronome fills, then the next example comes up. Setup changes the meter, Play and Rest bars and their clicks, swing, repeats, and the count-in. Some exercises are rhythms you can tap with your hands and feet.
I’m Błażej Drobniuch. I play jazz piano and guitar. I studied at the Cracow School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, then at Taller de Músics in Barcelona. I play with my quartet, and I make electronic music as Zero Volume.
I made eization because I practice from my own exercises, and I want each example to come up once before the list starts again.
Send the backup if you want me to see the exercises you kept and the ones you wrote.
If something helps, or gets in the way, write to me.
eization is free. If it helps you practice, you can buy me a coffee.
Download backup copies every exercise on this device to a JSON file. Upload backup replaces the exercise list from that kind of backup (tempo and meter stay). Restore defaults resets tempo and meter, brings back the stock exercises, and clears lists you saved on this device. The intro may play the next time you open eization.
This choice stays on this device.
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