Coco Ear Training

Voice games are here — the biggest addition since Coco launched. ANCHOR (major) A reference Do sets the key, then a note plays: tap the scale degree you heard. Because the key changes, the same pitch is not always the same answer — which is exactly what trains relative hearing instead of memorised pitches. 18 levels, from Do–Re up to full seven-degree recognition with the key rotating question by question. SHADE (minor) The minor sibling of Anchor, built on the natural minor scale and labelled with movable La. Same 18-level ladder, a different colour of ear. Both are tap-to-answer. No microphone, no singing required — you never have to make a sound to play. MORE WAYS TO NAME NOTES Choose how Coco labels notes and degrees, everywhere in the app: letters (C, D, E…), Fixed Do with Si, Fixed Do with Ti, movable Do, or degree numbers. Set it once in Profile > Settings. SUPPORT INSIDE THE APP Stuck on a level or hit a bug? Contact support from your profile and chat with us without leaving Coco. REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY HELP Rebuilt notifications so your daily practice reminder arrives when it is useful, and stays quiet when it is not. FIXES AND POLISH - Fixed practice levels that could open with an unplayable octave range and fail to start. - More reliable question generation across games, with better variety in the notes you get. - Assorted layout and copy fixes across game, results and profile screens, in all three languages. As always: five minutes a day beats an hour once a week. Happy practising.