Piano Fingers Test And Exercise Crack+
The result of this exercise is a standard text file, with scores for all tests and sequences.
Some tests are done with the first row being filled up and tested, then the second, etc.
Some tests are done with random sequence, others with strictly ordered:
Random test:
- test-sequence -number of points for sequence-number of fingers for sequence-time of sequence-percentage of points for each finger -duration
Sequential test:
- test-sequence-number of points for sequence-number of fingers for sequence-time of sequence-speed of sequence-percentage of points for each finger
Two tests are done with one hand, and another test with two. The only difference is whether the 2nd sequence is in a different color from the first.
Different subjects require different degrees of accuracy and reaction speeds. A small group can usually be worked on, and learning is usually faster.
If you want to do all exercises, you can hit one button and do all tests at once.
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Piano finger practice and Exercise, by Wchucheng Ying, is a piano software that examines and enhances the ability of a piano player to perceive, recognize, and react to numbers being presented in order and quickly. It is a difficult subject which requires analytical skills such as forming questions, and gaining knowledge about the musical notes,, about the physical properties of keys and hands. It is NOT meant to be practicing fingers, but to improve analytical skills, and to examine every aspect of a piano player, from the ability to recognize number patterns to the ability of fingers and hands to move. It is NOT meant to provide complete exercise means, but to test every ability of a piano player.
Piano finger test and exercise Description:
There are many different subjects to test. The test is done with one or two hands. There are multiple sessions per each hand. As exercises appear, they are done sequentially, or randomly in this program.
After doing each series of exercises, the results are logged in a separate text file. Progress or lack thereof can be examined. Results can be compared to other people.
Results can be edited in the text processor. It is possible to see the sequence of tests, and play them randomly, each time in a different color. Each hand is colored. When both hands are colored, each hand can be played independently.
It is possible to play a test with only a single hand (i.e. only the right hand),
Piano Fingers Test And Exercise
After selecting the "Random" or "Sequential" type of test, one must fill in the fields for one and the same test. The resulting file will have the same format and the same fields as in the 'Tests & Exercises' file. The only difference is the numbers, which will be different for each file.
The test should be done separately for each hand, either two hands or one. It is recommended to select all 15 exercises in the bottom panel and for each hand, select 9 exercises from the 'Finger Test' section, and the last 6 exercises from the 'Memory Test' section. It is very important to do them the same sequence for each hand. This can be repeated up to 40 times (exercises) for the finger test and 30 times for the Memory Test.
If the test is selected as Random, the test has a start time and an end time (10 for 1 hand; 20 for 2 hands)
*The results at the end of the process will be saved in an individual file.
You can use this file to'monetize' the tests in the future for more money, but it's not required.
You can sell the results after the free use period. If you decide to sell them afterwards, you can select the price per single test, per sequence, or per hour of work, (or you can use one test as a whole).
The Test file is also important, it demonstrates the progression of the pupil. All it's necessary to do is to compare the results to the text file, and examine the progress.
The file has two types of numbers: one is the number of correct points, and the other the number of incorrect points. There are also several types of errors:
1. If a sequence is correct, but the next one is not, then it is counted as error
2. If a sequence is not correct, and the next one is correct, then it is counted as error.
3. Each finger must be started and ended in the same sequence.
4. A number of incorrect points is much more harmful than one incorrect point.
5. The usual factor for the number of incorrect points is 1.3. This factor was derived by exact measurements of the errors in 3 different test files.
If the pupil does not stop at the end of the sequence, it is counted as a false zero. That's why the factor for 3 errors after a correct sequence is 1.2.
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