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as you dream of playing.
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Practicing music scales can be boring at times.
Spil helps you learn in a way that's fun, not dull.
We can help you to become lightning-fast, so that you'll soon be able to play even the hardest pieces of music.
Spil turns scale practice into focused, engaging training that builds speed, accuracy and confidence.
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Instead of playing scales in order over and over, randomizing the notes makes it endlessly different, so it's not tedious.
Randomizing makes it more fun because it's like a game.
Think of shoot 'em ups, board games and card games: there's always an element of randomness involved (if there wasn't they'd be as boring as, well, practicing scales).
The random aspect means you have to react quickly as each note appears one at a time. You can't anticipate.
Spil also lets you set the speed at which you want to practice, so you can increase the tempo when you're ready to make it more challenging.
A 2010 scientific study shows that by randomizing parts of your music practice you can increase your accuracy and speed by up to 40%.
Scientists discovered the advantage of using randomized drills in 1979 and today athletes in different sports (tennis and basketball, for example) use it while training to develop their skills faster.
For beginners, Spil can be easy to use and is made to help you advance quickly.
For intermediates, it's more challenging, adding more key signatures and scales.
For advanced or professional musicians, It's all in the tempo and the complexity.
Spil suggests what to practice next based on your goals, your level, and how accurately you're playing.
Spil will also measure your progress towards achieving the goals you set.
Instead of playing scales in order over and over, randomizing the notes makes it endlessly different, so it's not tedious.
Think of shoot 'em ups, board games and card games: there's always an element of randomness involved (if there wasn't they'd be as boring as, well, practicing scales).
A 2010 scientific study shows that by randomizing parts of your music practice you can increase your accurate playing speed by up to 40%.
Scientists discovered the advantage of using randomized drills in 1979 and today athletes in different sports (tennis and basketball, for example) use it while training to develop their skills faster.
The random aspect means you have to react quickly as each note appears one at a time. You can't anticipate.
Spil also lets you set the speed at which you want to practice, so you can increase the tempo when you're ready to make it more challenging.
Spil suggests what to practice next based on your goals, your level, and how accurately you're playing.
Spil will also measure your progress towards achieving the goals you set.
For beginners, Spil can be easy to use and is made to help you advance quickly.
For intermediates, it's more challenging, adding more key signatures and scales.
For advanced or professional musicians, It's all in the tempo and the complexity.
Spil randomizes notes so practice never feels repetitive.
Randomized practice helps you improve accuracy and speed more efficiently.
React to each note as it appears. Increase tempo as you improve.
Spil tracks your accuracy and suggests what to practice next.
Beginner, intermediate, or advanced—Spil adapts to you.
