New from 313 Audio
Hear it. Name it.
Ear training in 10-question rounds: intervals, chords, scales and perfect pitch, played on a warm electric piano. Start with a few answers and add more as your ear gets sharper.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone
Free to try. Rising intervals are free forever, plus 3 sessions of everything else. Then it's $3.99 once. No ads, no subscription.
Four drills, one sharper ear.
Short rounds you can do between takes, on the bus or before practice.
Intervals
From a minor 2nd to an octave, rising, falling or played together.
Chords
Major, minor, diminished, augmented, sus 4 and three kinds of 7th, together or broken.
Scales
Major, the three minors, both pentatonics, blues, Dorian and Mixolydian.
Perfect pitch
Name a note with nothing to compare it to, or start from a C.
Your answers, your pace
Choose exactly which answers each drill includes. Hear the sound again as often as you like.
Progress you can see
Accuracy for every drill and every answer, and a streak for the days you practise.
Questions
How much does Ear Training cost?
It's free to download. Rising intervals are free forever, and you get 3 free sessions of chords, scales, perfect pitch and the other interval directions. Unlocking everything is a one-time $3.99 purchase. No ads and no subscription.
Can you learn perfect pitch?
Researchers still argue about it for adults. What practice reliably builds is relative pitch: hearing intervals, chords and scales, which is what most musicians use every day. The perfect pitch drill is there if you want to try, and its 'A C to start' setting turns it into relative pitch practice.
What instrument does it sound like?
A warm electric piano, made by the app itself on your phone, so it works offline.
Does it work with the silent switch on?
Yes. It plays through the speaker even when your iPhone is on silent.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. It's on iPhone first.
Does it listen through my microphone?
No. It only plays sounds. Your scores stay on your phone. See the privacy page.
Questions or ideas?
Ask us anything about Ear Training, or tell us what you'd like it to do. We read every message.