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Octave & Unison 1

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Octave & Unison · part 1 · lesson 1 of 84

Your line is the tune itself, an octave up, and it is written above the melody so you can see it as well as hear it. The tunes walk in steps, in even notes, for two bars.

The only thing to get right is the lock: sing the note the melody sings, in your own octave, and hold it there while the tune moves. Loop the example until the two voices stop sounding like two.

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You get random clips, random ways of harmonizing, and a difficulty that climbs as long as you keep earning three stars. Every level up is worth more per point. The run goes on until your hearts run out or you decide to stop.

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You get a tone and an interval — “a major third above”. Spin the wheel with your thumb and a second voice slides with it, no steps and no snapping. Stop it where the two blend. You are scored on how many cents out you were, and a good score buys you time on a clock that never stops draining. Same ear, same intervals, same skill. It just never asks you to open your mouth.

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