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Justin Guitar Ltd
Train ears with exercises
Practice identifying musical intervals through harmonic and melodic exercises. Listen to pairs of notes and determine their relationship by distance. Receive feedback on answers and track progress over time.
Tone Savvy LLC
Identify intervals and chords
Practice ear training with interval identification, chord recognition, scale identification, and chord progression analysis. Listen to audio examples and select the correct musical elements. Receive instant feedback on answers.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
Sincere Apps SIA
Guess intervals with song melodies
Learn to identify intervals by associating them with melodies from popular songs. Receive immediate feedback after each guess. Incorrect answers trigger a melody starting with the correct .
Bravenbird
, practice, progress
Learn through interactive exercises and a visual approach. Practice reading rhythms and scales. Track progress with step-by-step lessons. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Export exercises for offline practice.
Blue Mangoo Consulting Company Limited
Tune notes and visualize chords
Allows users to listen to long tone recordings from professional musicians. It provides visual feedback showing the user's position within a chord. Users can adjust their pitch to match the sound.
DENYS BELIAEV
Play notes, view finger positions, learn
Learn to play the by viewing finger positions on a 2D . Hear each musical note and listen to a live demonstration. Access lessons for structured practice and instruction.
Weird Kid Software LLC
Reference pitch for tuning by ear.
The app provides a reference Concert A (440Hz) pitch for musicians tuning by ear. Users can select between a real oboe or a synthesizer oboe sound for the reference pitch.
Sean Thomas
Train ears to follow music flow
Learn musical intervals and note identification through structured exercises. Practice pitch matching, interval recognition, and melody replication. Track progress with detailed feedback and adjust difficulty as skills improve.
David Krejci
Generate tones, test sounds, analyze frequencies
Generate tones and sounds at specific frequencies. Create single or multiple tones. Use musical note presets. Produce binaural beats. Generate SFX sounds. Analyze waves. Perform tests. Adjust settings.
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