Scale Drill
Play this scale
C Major Scale
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Play the notes in any order, in any octave.
- As drawn
- Hint, play this one next
- Right notes, another octave
Any octave counts, and the notes can come in any order. Connect a MIDI keyboard and it plays straight into the drill. No keyboard, click or tap the keys, or press Tab to reach them and Enter to play.
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