In the Record collection view, clicking on any album cover will open up that particular collection’s Record contents, where you can learn more about each concept. In the Records tab, you will find your individual albums, each containing a collection of Records all relating to one specific theme or concept. This provides a place to watch real-world video examples of each concept, and track your musical knowledge as it grows. You can find your Record collection in the Progress section of Melodics. Records summarise individual musical ideas in real-world terminology and detail.
You want to know that you aren’t missing the really important concepts, and ensure that you’re learning real-world knowledge, and not just building up physical skills and abilities. Each and every lesson in Melodics subtly introduces you to lots of various musical ideas – but not all of these are obvious, unless they’re pointed out and explained. Watch this quick vid for an intro to Records.
The total effort you play over time is what’s important – not whether or not you’ve done all that time within consecutive days. Not at all! You’ve made progress, and that’s not going anywhere. If you’re really vibing with Streaking, then lean in and see how far you can get.īut if you do lose your Streak, it doesn’t mean your learning journey is over, or that you’ve failed. Next time, maybe try for a 5 day Streak, and see how that feels. Try this for an exercise: String a 3 day Streak together, then deliberately take a couple of days off and feel good about your achievement. Use this to your advantage! Both Trophies and Streaks help to track your routine out, build momentum when you can, and pump the breaks when you can’t! But it’s when you use each that matters. Your play time Trophy count on the other hand, never resets, as it continually accumulates anytime you’re ready, any time you meet a 5 minute Daily Goal. If you’re on a Streak but miss a consecutive practice day, then your Streak will reset back to the beginning. Stringing Streaks together is a great way to stay motivated, but know that it’s not the only solution!ĭaily Streaks can and do come to a natural end.
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How long can you keep it up for? How long do they keep going? It’ll take you years to find out! What works for me? How to use Streaks and Trophies You can see your current live Streak, as well as your best-ever longest Streak in Melodics’ Progress screen. If you miss a consecutive daily session, your Streak resets back to zero. A daily Streak is the fastest way to earn Trophies and supercharge your progress making it one of your most powerful motivators. If you do your 5 minute Daily Goals on consecutive days, you’ll start Streaking. Every time you reach one of these Trophies, you’ll get a special post-play screen congratulating your hard work. Later on the Trophies will come a little further apart - at 45, 50, 60 days, and ongoing. You’ll receive your first Trophy after accumulating 3 days, then 5, 7, and 10. These are Trophies you’ve earned – your accumulation of progress every time you hit that Daily Goal! The key path to making sustained progress on your learning journey is to play regularly, but on a schedule that works for you – because we know, the excitement of life can (and should) get in the way too! Earning trophies for your play timeĪs you put in 5 minute sessions on different days, we’ll let you know when you reach milestones along your journey. You can of course play longer than that in any session (as long as you want to, go for it!), but the main thing is that you don’t overdo it, burn out, or hit a wall. To help with building up your practice consistency, Melodics sets you a Daily Goal for just a minimum of 5 minute sessions per day. Research and experience tells us that consistent practice – even of short, 5 minute sessions every day – beats longer, multi-hour marathons that might be days or weeks apart.
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