This is an app to keep your memory in good shape using simple musical elements.
This is the free version.
This app is of great value for musicians and nonmusicians.
- It contains five MODES that are different ways to combine the sounds used.
- Each MODE includes ten LEVELS on which more complex sound combinations are gradually used.
- On each LEVEL there are twenty-five exercises.
- At the beginning of each exercise you will hear a series of sounds and you will see how each one of the buttons corresponding to those sounds illuminates.
- Then you have click on each button to repeat the same series of sounds in order to get points.
- On each level the highest possible number of points is 100. If you don´t get a minimum of 80 points, we suggest you to repeat that level.
Musicians have been found to demonstrate enhanced cognitive and psychosocial functioning when compared with non-musicians, demonstrating superior verbal memory ability, pitch processing skills, temporal processing skills and self-esteem. Some of the most convincing evidence for the non-musical benefits of music training has been obtained in studies of verbal memory. The construct of verbal memory consists of acquisition (or learning), immediate recall and delayed recall of verbal or auditory information.
This app is of great value for musicians and nonmusicians.
- It contains five MODES that are different ways to combine the sounds used.
- Each MODE includes ten LEVELS on which more complex sound combinations are gradually used.
- On each LEVEL there are twenty-five exercises.
- At the beginning of each exercise you will hear a series of sounds and you will see how each one of the buttons corresponding to those sounds illuminates.
- Then you have click on each button to repeat the same series of sounds in order to get points.
- On each level the highest possible number of points is 100. If you don´t get a minimum of 80 points, we suggest you to repeat that level.
Musicians have been found to demonstrate enhanced cognitive and psychosocial functioning when compared with non-musicians, demonstrating superior verbal memory ability, pitch processing skills, temporal processing skills and self-esteem. Some of the most convincing evidence for the non-musical benefits of music training has been obtained in studies of verbal memory. The construct of verbal memory consists of acquisition (or learning), immediate recall and delayed recall of verbal or auditory information.
