goodEar Chords - Ear Training

goodEar Chords - Ear Training

by Pascal Weiss

17 ratings
23 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 22 Apr 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 21, 2012
  • November 27, 2016

Features

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About

Develop your musical ear with this comprehensive ear training app. It offers exercises for various chord types, customizable practice sessions, and progress tracking. Ideal for musicians of all skill levels looking to enhance their auditory abilities.

Triads and inversions
4-note chords
Extended/altered chords
Customizable exercises
Piano or multiple-choice answers
Progress statistics
High scores
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What's New in goodEar Chords

1.6.4

November 27, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bugfix

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User reviews

😍❤️

Fantastic app! I’ve been using this app (along with the scales and interval training apps) for over a year now. Really improves ear training for uni. Thank you!

Simple and fun

This entire series is a great alternative to games when I need a five-minute break. I hope the developer decides to bring it current with the latest iOS.

Great Tool for Ear-Training

Well-designed app.

Pragmatic & Simple

Works. Gives you a way to test and learn that even a beginner can dive into.

Recommended improvements - flash the chord played with the answer ideally using marcotone's associative colour wheel giving each frequency in the octave it's own colour. Also, just because the middle is wrong or not answered yet, don't count the last wrong. The middle is the hardest to isolate. But telling then the next is wrong too is in my opinion a bad idea - perfect pitch is difficult, so focus on what people get right when possible to not discourage users.
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Good app training my ears

Never got any formal music training. I had a hard time to 'feel' music. This app really helps.

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FAQ

What types of chords does goodEar Chords cover?

goodEar Chords covers all possible triads and inversions, all possible 4-note chords (like Cm7), and over 20 different extended/altered chords (such as D7b9b13 or Emaj7#11).

Can I create my own exercises in goodEar Chords?

Yes, you can create your own exercises in goodEar Chords based on your personal approach to learning and practicing.

How does goodEar Chords track my progress?

The app provides statistics to watch your progress. You can also set high scores and challenge yourself to improve.

What devices is goodEar Chords available on?

goodEar Chords is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

How often is goodEar Chords updated?

The latest version is 1.6.4, last updated on November 27, 2016. Updates are not frequent.

What is the age rating for goodEar Chords?

goodEar Chords has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does goodEar Chords have ads?

No, goodEar Chords does not contain advertisements.

What is the price of goodEar Chords?

goodEar Chords is a paid app, available for $0.99.