The app helps users learn to recognize musical intervals on a music staff. It offers a train mode with hints and a play mode with a 60-second challenge to measure interval reading skills.
The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.
Helps users improve musical ear through exercises that evaluate pitch and intervals. It includes an on-screen tuner, detailed pitch graphs, and modes for listening and testing.
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
Practice ear training, sight reading, and music theory exercises. Set musical goals and track progress with detailed statistics. Focus on specific areas like intervals, chords, and rhythm. Challenge weak areas and invite friends to practice together.
Develop musical ear through 80 progressively challenging levels. Recognize intervals and improve solfege skills. Identify pitches relative to a tonal center. Syncs with Apple Health.
Learn piano, guitar, or ukulele and through interactive exercises. Practice with a MIDI keyboard or recognize notes by ear using a microphone. Track progress on , , and . View detailed explanations of musical concepts.
Practice ear training with modules for sight reading, intervals, chords, and dictation. Complete exercises in untimed practice mode or timed survival mode. Track scores and view high scores. Recognize notes and rhythms through audio prompts.
Learn music theory with lessons on chords, scales, and intervals. Identify melodies by ear and practice sight reading. Train rhythm, solfège, and note recognition. Sing notes and intervals to improve pitch accuracy.
Practice musical notes with adjustable pitch and octave selection. Choose difficulty levels from easy to expert. Use reference pitches in practice mode. Transpose notes to different keys. View note names, piano keys, or solfege.
Practice music theory with multiple choice questions and call and response exercises. Identify musical elements and concepts. Compete against players globally. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.