Earonman - Ear Training

v1.9.0 - Velvet The whole app has been redrawn, and for the first time you can recolour it yourself. A NEW LOOK, FROM THE GROUND UP Earonman now has its own typefaces instead of borrowing your phone's: a serif for screen titles, a monospace for every number and score, and a clean sans for reading, so the three do different jobs. The background is a deep velvet lit from the top, carrying a grain so fine you are more likely to feel it than see it. Text is a warm cream rather than a cold white. Cards are lit from their own corner in their own colour instead of sitting flat on the page. Popups, tutorials and every other overlay now blur the screen behind them instead of only dimming it, so the text on top stays readable. TIMBRES: TWELVE WAYS TO WEAR IT A timbre is the colour of a sound, which felt like the right name for something that recolours an ear training app. There are twelve, bought with the EarCoins you already earn by training: Pressing, Stillness, Signal, Oxblood, Phosphor, Tweed, Panel, Walnut, Gatefold, Daylight, Fluoro and Concrete. Each one is drawn from somewhere records were made and played, from mid-century sleeve design to valve amplifiers and oscilloscope screens. Two of them are light, if you have been wanting that. Put one on in Settings and the whole app follows: backgrounds, text, icons, the level map's nodes, your stats and the dashboard grid. PRACTICE IS EASIER TO FIND YOUR WAY AROUND The ten trainers are now grouped into five families - Distance, Stack, Key, Motion and Outside - instead of showing ten competing colours at once. Every setup screen was rebuilt underneath that: Start is the same button on every trainer, long option names are no longer cut off halfway, and anything you cannot pick right now is greyed out with a line telling you why instead of silently vanishing. Every practice type also has a new description saying what you hear and what you do. EVERYWHERE ELSE Chat lessons take the new look, with message bubbles lit in the speaker's own colour. Quest rows in Stats fill with light to match your accuracy, so you can read how you are doing across trainers at a glance. Settings, notifications, the exercise picker, the league, duels, daily goals and help all use the same lit surface now. RECENTLY, IN CASE YOU MISSED IT 1.8.0 brought Open Mic: answer by singing or playing instead of tapping, with your intonation graded live, note by note, entirely on your device. It works with voice, piano, saxophone and trumpet, accepts any octave, and speaks directional guidance to blind and low-vision users. 1.7.0 added animated level-complete celebrations and a leaderboard that shows your global rank and exactly how much XP you need to overtake the player above you.