EarWise: Ear Training

EarWise names the interval between two notes less than an octave apart, and then quizzes you on it until naming intervals is automatic. Pick a low note and a high note from the three octaves between C3 and B5. EarWise gives you the distance in semitones, the short form musicians actually write down, and the full name. Seven semitones is P5, a perfect fifth. Four is M3, a major third. Six is TT, the tritone. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Name the interval for any pair of notes less than an octave apart, from a minor second to a major seventh, across 36 chromatic notes from C3 up to B5. - Read every interval three ways at once: the semitone count, the short form such as m6 or P4, and the full name. - Drill twelve intervals in the quiz, from the minor second up to the perfect octave, including the tritone. - Drill with a quiz that picks two notes for you and asks you to name what lies between them from thirteen choices. - Get the answer the moment you tap, right or wrong, with the full interval name spelled out. - Pull a fresh question as fast as you can answer them. - Start on C4 and G4, a perfect fifth, so there is an interval on screen the moment the app opens. - Read a short plain explanation of what an interval is and what octave reduction means. - Work in dark or light, following whatever your phone is set to. WHO IT IS FOR Music students learning intervals for theory exams, beginners learning how many semitones sit between two notes, guitarists and pianists who can play a fifth but cannot yet name one on sight, and anyone whose teacher has said the word interval more times than they can count. PRIVACY EarWise makes no network requests. There is no account, no sign up, no analytics and no advertising. Nothing you tap leaves your phone. EarWise is a naming and recognition drill built on note names and semitone distance. It is a study aid, not a substitute for lessons.