EarProg - Chord Progressions

EarProg - Chord Progressions

Chord Progression Ear Training

11 ratings
12 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 29 Apr 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 12, 2018
  • February 14, 2018

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This app helps musicians develop their ear for identifying chord progressions. It offers practice with 60 different progressions across standard, four-chord, and minor key categories. Users can listen to random progressions and tap their answer without scoring pressure.

Identify 60 chord progressions
Standard, four-chord, and minor key categories
Practice in C major and A minor keys
Listen to random progressions
No scoring pressure
Practice at your own pace
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What's New in EarProg

1.1

February 14, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iPad portrait issue solved

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User reviews

Thank you

Thank you for producing this app. I would also be interested in purchasing a version that takes these progressions further.
1). adding 7ths, 9ths, etc.
2) adding secondary dominants
3). Adding modulations to closely related keys (relative major/minor)
4). Adding borrowed chords from modes

Thanks again
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Great Ear Training Tool

For beginners starting out or advanced students brushing up on their theory and ear training.

Love the App

Hey guys great app for straight forward, I know what’s going on and just need to isolate and train my progression ear.

One thing in the minor section, the I - IV - V - IV answer is actually to a I - V - IV - V question. If we could rectify this that would be awesome.

Only 1 key and 1 voicing for each chord

Only 1 key and 1 voicing for each chord

Roman numerals should correspond to Major & minor chords

I think the App is helpful, but it’s really not good for the users to see a major scale chord progression such as I-III-IV-V or I-II-V-VI in all caps when they should read I-iii-IV-V or I-ii-V-vi. If the App is going to be efficient at ear training, it is imperative that the student be able to hear and see the difference between major and minor chords. The App should follow standard music notation for chords written in Roman numerals.
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FAQ

What is EarProg?

EarProg is a music ear training application designed to help users identify 60 different chord progressions. It focuses on developing a musician's ability to recognize harmonic structures in music.

How does EarProg work?

The app plays a random chord progression, and users tap the progression they believe they heard from a list of options. If incorrect, users can replay the progression to try again.

What types of chord progressions are included in EarProg?

EarProg categorizes progressions into Standard (common in pop-rock), Four Chords (frequently used in choruses and intros), and Minor key progressions.

Does EarProg have ads?

No, EarProg does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience for focused practice.

What is the price of EarProg?

EarProg is available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This grants users full access to all its features without any recurring fees.

What devices is EarProg compatible with?

EarProg is designed for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It requires iOS 4.0 or later.

How often is EarProg updated?

EarProg was last updated on February 14, 2018, with version 1.1. The initial release date was February 12, 2018.

What is the user rating for EarProg?

EarProg has an average rating of 2.7 stars from 11 user ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its user base.