Home

Theta Music Trainer Unveils New Games for Online Ear Training and Music Learning

10.10.11

Tokyo, Japan (PRWEB) October 10, 2011

Theta Music Technologies today released five new ear training games , two new training courses, and several new features for music teachers as part of a crucial update to Theta Music Trainer, its critically acclaimed servicing for online music training.

The five new games train students in a wide arrange of musical skills, including aural acceptance of equalizer settings, instrument sounds, chords and intervals. The new Music Theory Practice offers game sessions devoted to scales, chords and other music theory concepts, while the Hale and hearty & Audio course provides focused workout sessions dealing with effects, mixers, and gadget sounds.

The new update release contains many new classroom features for teachers, schools and reserved music studios. Music teachers can use the system to exhibit concepts in class, or assign games for homework. All of the assignments, reports and grading are handled online, and teachers can also get advance reports for each student in printable PDF format. Students in a notable class or school can now view Top Score and Top Gambler lists within their group, making the system ideal for classroom competitions.

Source: PR Web (press release)

Delaware's newest haunt: All Hallow's Revenge

13.10.11

From the parking lot, it’s bad to believe there’s much fright to be had here.

The new All Hallow’s Revenge haunted shelter amusement near Georgetown is on the grounds of the sprawling 95-acre Sports at the Seashore complex, dotted with baseball fields and neatly-trimmed blow the gaff.

But ever since Sept. 23, when All Hallow’s Revenge first opened, things get a midget weird when the sun goes down.

Check that. It gets very peculiar.

During a tram ride Saturday night to the put up of the property where bloody zombies, chainsaw-wielding “killers” and setal beasts now run wild, one of the haunt’s managers, Adam Pettengell, seems a dwarf creeped out himself as we approach the front gate.

“It’s almost too well done if you ask me,” he says of the gravitation, conceived and built by his father-in law and Sports at the Shore owner Pete Townsend.

Soon, Pettengell has fist our group with a pale, goth woman surrounded by a organize of appropriately disgusting monster-types at the front gateway, which is flooded with smoke, giving an eerie vibe full of promise there will be shrieks ahead.

Source: The News Journal (blog)