Originally posted by noticingthemistake
Oh boy, the memories. The discussion that brought me into the forum. But yeah it's true, you can develop it through that program but don't think your gonna get it without work. Once you get it, he tells you it can take up to a year to develop it and that's doing it 15-30 minutes a day.

You guys got the wrong idea on perfect, it doesn't make you perfect. Perfect pitch is just a name of a skill where you can name any pitch at will. Earmaster doesn't train you to a level of perfect pitch, or better "absolute pitch".

If you want it, you don't have to buy burge's course. Go to http://www.Prolobe.com, there you can train for perfect pitch. It doesn't cost a dime either.

So I´m a bit confused now. What is missing in Ear Master that it doesn't train you to a level of perfect pitch? And what is better on the site you recommend?

By the way, how much time a day should I spend on Ear Training? I do about 30 minutes a day, but nevertheless it develops VERY slowly, but I think this is common(isn´t it?) and continue practicing.