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Ch!Ear – Chord Ear

Ch!Ear – Chord Ear

Recognise chord progressions!

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 24, 2011
  • December 10, 2019

Developer

Lars Peters
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About

Train your ear to recognize musical chord progressions. Learn to distinguish different harmonies with exercises based on real music from various genres. Understand your mistakes with detailed feedback and statistics.

✓Recognize chords in progressions
✓Exercises from real music
✓Practice triads and seventh chords
✓Learn chord inversions
✓Detailed statistics
✓Adjustable tempo and pitch
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What's New in Ch!Ear

1.5

December 10, 2019

• Support for new iPhone/iPad models • iOS 13 dark mode support. • This version requires iOS 11.4 or newer.

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Fun way to start recognizing chord progressions

The app is great for learning to recognize chord progressions. I have only used level one so far, it starts you off easy with lots of repetition of simple chord changes but with great variety in the chord voicings. I use Tenorio, Functional Ear Trainer, and Open Ear for other aspects of ear training. I highly recommend this app as well as those.
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Mason87104Mason87104

The GOAT app

Literally the BEST ear training app for classical (or any, really) musicians looking to get better with identifying chord progressions and inversions!

Been using it for years and just now getting around to leaving a review lol I do wish there were some additional features, but even so, I cannot recommend this app enough.
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BKR117BKR117

Best Ear Training App

This is the best ear training app available on the Apple Store. Many thanks to the developer for continuing to update it for current operating systems. Serious Musicians: This is the one!
Charles!Charles!

Amazing

It’s just amazin
thecommaplumathecommapluma

Ch!Ear

I just started using this app but find it to be very useful and well thought out. Tons of progressions and exercises for different levels with good audio and voicing. Well worth the $2.
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FAQ

What does Ch!Ear – Chord Ear do?

This app helps you practice hearing and recognizing musical chord progressions. It provides exercises based on real music from classical, folk, rock, and jazz genres, allowing you to learn to distinguish different harmonies and chords within a progression.

What types of chords and progressions can I practice?

You can practice triads, seventh chords, and chord inversions. The app also includes levels for more complex chords like Sus4, Augmented, and Dim7. Exercises feature four or six chords per progression, with over 1500 exercises available in total.

Is Ch!Ear – Chord Ear free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, suggesting a completely free experience for users.

How does the app help me understand my mistakes?

The app displays the solution as chord symbols and musical notes, so you can see exactly which tones you heard. You can tap, swipe, or press single chords in the solution display to understand your mistakes better. Detailed statistics track your performance on progressions, individual chords, and chord qualities.

What are the common use cases for this app?

This app is ideal for musicians and music students who want to improve their aural skills. It's useful for practicing for music theory exams, enhancing improvisation abilities, or simply deepening one's understanding and appreciation of music by being able to identify harmonic structures.