# EarProg - Chord Progressions — user reviews

> 12 indexed App Store user reviews of EarProg by David M. Alvarez Marin, rated 2.73/5 from 11 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/earprog-chord-progressions/id1346747956/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/earprog-chord-progressions/id1346747956.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 2 · 4★ 3 · 3★ 1 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 5

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Only 1 key and 1 voicing for each chord

*2019-11-25*

Only 1 key and 1 voicing for each chord

### 1/5 — No sound

*2019-09-12*

Rebooted phone, etc. Please help or refund ASAP

### 1/5 — ! No sound

*2018-05-08*

Be careful! The app no sound!

**Developer response:** Sorry about that. The app has been fully tested. Can you tell me which iPhone model you have?

### 1/5 — What happened to sound?

*2018-04-01*

Since I updated to 11.3, no sound on any mode.

**Developer response:** Sorry about that. The app runs perfect on 11.3. Can you tell me which iPhone model you have?

### 1/5 — No sound playback

*2018-03-29*

When I click on play button (in all modes) there is no sound.

**Developer response:** Sorry to hear the problem but the app has been extensively tested. Have you tried rebooting your iPhone? It seems that some user has solved the problem this way

### 3/5 — Roman numerals should correspond to Major & minor chords

*2019-09-23, version 1.1*

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.

### 4/5 — One niggle..

*2019-07-13*

Can you please fix the problem in “minor“, where it says the answer is I-IV-V-IV and the right answer is I-V-IV-V thank you

I am now getting on quite well with this app and I'm finding it very useful, particularly the minor progressions on which I appear to be very weak!
I still don't understand the colour coding or the order in which the answers are displayed? Also, I think the answers would be clearer if minor chords are notated in lowercase Roman numerals?
Just a thought… Thanks very much for the app.

### 4/5 — Ignore my 1 star review...

*2018-11-27*

If the phone is in vibration mode, no sound played. When I switched it to ringer mode, it worked fine.

### 4/5 — More keys & variations....

*2018-02-14*

Great app... Why not add the ability to change keys & 7ths, 9ths etc? Great tool!

### 5/5 — Thank you

*2022-11-19*

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

## Most praised reviews (2 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Great Ear Training Tool

*2021-12-10*

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

### 5/5 — Love the App

*2021-10-27, version 1.1*

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.

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