Practice one example at a time
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.
From a book you already own
Type each line you are working on, one example per line. Play the list with the metronome. Next brings the next line. The exercises on this site are eization’s own lists.
From a lesson you watched
Pause after each example. Put that example on its own line. Practice the list with the metronome before you watch the next lesson.
Your own list
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.
Exercises
- All Notes
- Scales
- All Chords
- Chord Tones
- Essential Progressions
- All Intervals
- Approach Notes
- Play/Rest
- Finger Patterns
- Sonic Nuances
- Rhythmic Devices
- Motivic Development
- Rhythms
How do I practice scales with a metronome?
Open Scales. You see one scale. Play starts the click and keeps time on that scale. When the bar fills, the next scale comes up. Each scale comes up once. Then the order changes.
How do I practice one line from a book I already own?
Type each line you are working on, one example per line. Edit keeps the list on this device. Play keeps time. Next brings the next line.
How do I practice examples from a lesson I watched?
Pause after each example. Put that example on its own line. Practice the list with the metronome before you watch the next lesson.
Does an example come up again before the others?
Each example in the exercise comes up once. Then the order changes.
Can I keep my own list?
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.