Apps Like Auricula: Interval Ear Trainer for iPhone and iPad
Train intervals and recognize pitches
Helps users train recognition with adjustable difficulty levels. It tracks progress through detailed analytics, showing skill averages and exercise performance. Users can input intervals clearly and receive feedback on accuracy.
by Simon Braun★ 4.882 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-09
The app offers 12 courses and 50 games covering ear training and music theory. It helps users improve skills in sound, pitch, scales, intervals, melody, chords, progressions, rhythm, and notation.
The app trains users to identify and remove problem frequencies without visual cues. It helps develop critical listening skills for better mixes and recordings.
Train ears with interactive piano exercises. Identify target notes after hearing a start note. Practice recognition with changing targets. Track progress through stages. Sync with music theory concepts.
Simulate with touch-based scrolling and sound. Choose from multiple bead styles. Set automatic scroll intervals. Display scroll count. Support iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Add customizable hover text.
Generate numbers within a customizable range. Choose to include or exclude repetitions. Set an interval timer for automatic generation. Features large fonts and includes no advertisements.
Learn about and their artists through structured lessons and quizzes. Review artwork details, historical context, and stylistic elements. Use an adaptive spaced repetition system to reinforce knowledge over time.
Set reminders at customizable intervals of 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, or 15 minutes. Receive a unique sound for each interval to signal when to reinforce positive behavior. Pause activities to acknowledge good behavior in real-time.
Track singing progress with real-time pitch feedback and star rewards. Practice exercises with interactive piano guides for pitch accuracy. Receive instant feedback on tuning. Sync with professional singing techniques.
The app helps users learn to sight-read sheet music with configurable flash card exercises. Users can identify notes by sight or sound, with support for various clefs and key signatures.