Ear Training App: NoteHunter

Ear Training App: NoteHunter

Sight Read, Intervals, Theory

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 13, 2021
  • August 1, 2026

Features

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This app offers a gamified approach to learning music theory, covering intervals, rhythm, and sight-reading. It features a guided "Journey" mode for beginners and a "Free Play" mode for advanced musicians to hone specific skills.

Gamified music learning
Interval recognition
Rhythm training
Sight-reading practice
AI personalized tips
Progress tracking
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What's New in Ear Training App

5.2.0

August 1, 2026

Refreshed design and a clearer path to Premium, so it's easier to unlock every ear-training mode. We also squashed some bugs and tuned performance for smoother sessions. Thanks for training with NoteHunter!

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$2.991 Month
7 Days trial
Price Updates
July 20, 2026$2.99
February 12, 2026$1.99
December 29, 2025$0.99
November 17, 2025$0.99
October 9, 2025$0.99
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User reviews

Errors

I really wanted to like this but there are 2 big flaws. 1) There is no instructional info so it’s not appropriate for true beginners. 2) There are errors in the rhythm section. For example, it shows a dotted half note as having 4 beats, and tells you an answer is incorrect if you enter two connected eighth notes instead of two separate eighth notes, which doesn’t make any sense.
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Response from developer

Hey! Thank you so much for your review, you were right, it was a real bug and it's fixed now, along with the rhythm notation and some added instructions. As a thank you, I'd love to offer you a free month. Just update to the latest version, open Settings, tap "Redeem a Code," and enter BUGHUNTER. Hopefully you find it helpful! I'd really love for you to give it another go. Thanks again for helping make it better! :) Akos

Concept is ok. Execution sucks

1. I should be able to sign or play an instrument.
2. I should have a larger range than a single octave. In general people are better at identifying the notes they can make.
3. This gets really boring in a hurry. give us themes, the opening 4-6 notes. Get us to play them back.
4. Vary the volume, both for the reference and the question.
5. Too much mousing. As soon as Id the note, it should give me the next one.
6. Too much time. Should be rushing us, or have an adjustable amount of time.
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FAQ

What is Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter?

Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter is an educational app designed to improve your musical ear through engaging games. It offers both a structured learning path for beginners and flexible practice drills for experienced musicians.

What musical skills does Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter teach?

The app focuses on developing skills in recognizing intervals, understanding and practicing rhythm patterns, and improving sight-reading abilities from musical notation.

Is Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter suitable for children?

Yes, the app's "Journey" mode is specifically designed to be great for kids, featuring a friendly mascot and a step-by-step learning progression through different biomes.

What are the subscription options for Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter?

Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter offers monthly and annual subscription plans, both including a 7-day free trial. The monthly plan costs $1.99, and the annual plan is $14.99.

Does Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter offer personalized feedback?

Yes, an AI Coach is integrated into every mode to provide personalized tips and explanations as you play, helping you understand and improve your performance.

What instruments are supported in Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter?

The app provides sound options for piano, guitar, violin, and flute, allowing users to practice with familiar instrument sounds.

How often is Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter updated?

The latest version is 5.0.1, and the app was last updated on May 17, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

What devices can I use Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter on?

Music Ear Trainer: NoteHunter is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, making it accessible across various Apple devices.