Create full custom training programs and invite friends or students to join them.Don't want to follow the preestablished path of progression? Create and save your own custom drills and rehearse them at your own convenience.Or will you be able to obtain perfect 5-star scores? Designed like a video game: earn 3 stars in each drill of a chapter to unlock the next one.No need to know how to read music on a staff.In each chapter, a theory card will introduce you to the concepts you will need to know.7 additional sound banks are available, all with actual recorded sounds: vintage piano, Rhodes piano, electric guitar, harpsichord, concert harp, strings and pizzicato strings.5 octaves of actual recorded grand piano sounds.
Play a selection of 21 drills in arcade mode. Easy mode: 50+ progressive drills arranged over 12 chapters especially designed for beginners. 11 drill types, 24 intervals, 36 chord types, chord inversions, 28 scale types, melodic dictations, chord progressions. 150+ progressive drills arranged over 4 levels / 28 chapters. Every musician should have this." - Joe Hindy, Android Authority. This is as close to a perfectly done Android app as you can find. before taking you to the next one.ĩ.5/10 "One of the best music focused apps. Designed like a video game and with strong pedagogical concepts in mind, this app will make you truly master each interval, chord, scale, etc. This will better many aspects of your life as a musician, be it regarding improvisation, composition, arrangement, interpretation, singing, or playing in a band. Develop your relative pitch to the full by improving your aural skills and your music theory knowledge. That's why I made this program, and yes, I don't have to think of the song now every time I hear or recreate the interval.The ultimate ear training app for musicians. Chords: In this exercise, you will hear a chord. Your goal is to identify the interval between the two notes. For best results, practice a little bit every day: Intervals: In this exercise, you will hear two notes in sequence. I was someone who couldn't learn certain intervals until I finally associated a song to them. These exercises will improve your musical ability by developing a more intuitive understanding of what you hear. Learning to read takes time even after you get associations for every letter, and of course for some you may not really need to make an association. I learned A is for apple but I don't have to think of A is for apple every time I see the letter A in a word, which is what some people have tried to suggest. Think about school, we learned A is for apple and B is for Bee, with those associations literally wallpapered sometimes to the first grade classroom walls. This is perfectly a natural thing does not damage your ability for identification at all. Even when you've mastered intervals without song associations it's impossible to avoid having a song, or many songs, come to mind that are related to the chord or interval being heard. Is associating a song bad thing in the long run?Ībsolutely not. I do recommend practicing picking out random songs but I recommend mastering your intervals with my program first, afterwards try the 'song mode' feature and 'previous note reference'. It makes it extremely easy to isolate what you need improvement in and lets you target ascending/descending or harmonic, any set of intervals. Practicing only using random songs you like will get you better but not in the very targetted way you will improve by using my program. The detailed statistics it provides will guide you to what you need to train most. With this program you directly see which intervals you need practice on and practice them more frequently. While practicing picking out the notes of your favorite songs is a great way to practice, mastering intervals gives the ability to double check the answer in your head allowing confidence when selecting the next note. The best way to play by ear is to practice playing by ear I'm not sure why but there's a lot of confusion about this. 
Being able to replicate a given note by whistling or singing it back is not perfect pitch or relative pitch. Picking out a song slowly by guess and check isn't what we're talking about here. I can already pickout a song's notes by earĬan you do it in near real time with few mistakes? Even if you can, try the song mode option.
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