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EarBeater - Ear Training

EarBeater - Ear Training

by Subree I/S

24 ratings
35 reviews
📚 Education
🎵 Music

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 12, 2013
  • June 8, 2017

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Enhance your musical abilities with over 200 exercises focused on intervals, chords, and scales. This tool allows for custom exercise creation and tracks your progress across various ear training categories, ultimately fostering greater freedom in your playing and making you a more proficient musician.

✓Interval, chord, and scale exercises
✓Over 200 individual exercises
✓Custom exercise creation
✓Progress tracking
✓Interval size comparison
✓Chord recognition
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What's New in EarBeater

1.2.0

June 8, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Added support for 64-bit

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User reviews

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Great App

Really helped me with ear training.
Wanting a better ear.Wanting a better ear.

An error?????

Isn’t 1st inversion of diminished triad 1-b3-6 (instead of b6 as in the app)??????
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Many chord voicing are too low and muddy

Many of the examples are played in a register of the piano that is too low for practical use. You don’t voice chords that low - too muddy. Maybe it could possibly be OK on an ultra-high end stereo, but definitely not on ear-buds.

If this gets fixed it’s 10 stars!
NickBgood1NickBgood1

Great

Exactly what I needed! The perfect aid to review my aural skills class
Skunk fiendSkunk fiend

So versatile and thorough!

I’m really picky with music related things, and I searched and tried a lot of apps before sticking with this one.
The exercises do a fantastic job incrementing your abilities, and the custom exercise feature is exactly what I was hoping it would be, great for extra challenging rounds and working through personal areas of difficulty.
The range of problems is also amazing, leading you from intervals all the way through complex jazz chords!
This is the only app of its kind. Period. Nothing else I’ve tried compares.
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EarBeater Lite - Ear Training
EarBeater Lite - Ear Training

by Subree I/S

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FAQ

What does EarBeater do?

EarBeater is an ear training tool that helps musicians improve their auditory skills. It offers over 200 exercises covering intervals, chords, and scales, allowing users to practice and track their progress in various musical categories.

What are the key features of EarBeater?

Key features include a wide range of exercises for interval, chord, and scale recognition, the ability to create custom exercises, and detailed progress tracking across different ear training categories. The app is praised for its systematic approach and user-friendly interface.

Is EarBeater free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, EarBeater is available for free. There is no mention of any subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

Who is the target audience for EarBeater?

The app is intended for anyone who wants to become a better musician, including students and practicing musicians. It aims to enhance musical ear training, which is considered a crucial part of musical education.

What kind of exercises are available in EarBeater?

EarBeater provides over 200 individual exercises that focus on developing your musical ear. These exercises cover interval size comparison, interval recognition, chord recognition, chord inversions, and scale recognition.