GoodEar Pro

GoodEar Pro

Ear Training

162 ratings
83 reviews
$3.99 Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 2, 2012
  • May 14, 2026

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Enhance your musical ear with this comprehensive ear training app. It offers four distinct modes—intervals, chords, scales, and melodies—with extensive customization options for all skill levels. Track your progress and challenge yourself with personalized exercises.

Interval training
Chord recognition
Scale identification
Melody dictation
Customizable exercises
Progress tracking
High score challenges
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What's New in GoodEar Pro

2.0.4

May 14, 2026

Sharper chord training. Snappier session flow. WHAT'S NEW: - Drop 2 voicings now cycle through all four inversions during chord training — the way they actually sit on the instrument in real playing. - Stay in the flow with optional auto-advance to the next exercise after a correct answer. - Now Lifetime — one-time purchase replaces Monthly and Yearly. Existing subscribers continue normally; nothing changes for you. Happy practicing.

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Subscription plans

goodEar Premium Monthly

Full access to all ear training modes.

$2.991 Month
1 Month trial
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In-App Purchases

$4.99

Premium Access

One-time purchase. Lifetime full access to all modes.

User reviews

The Best Ear Training App!

I’ve been using this ear training app for over a decade, and it remains one of the best investments I’ve made in my musical development. The exercises are smartly designed, highly customizable, and genuinely fun—exactly what you need to keep your ears sharp for the long haul.
Whether you’re drilling intervals, chords, scales, or melodic dictation, the app delivers focused, effective practice that translates directly into better playing and deeper listening. I’ve seen steady improvement in my pitch recognition, harmonic awareness, and overall musicianship since the very first month, and it still challenges me even now.
If you’re a serious musician—beginner or professional—this app is essential. It’s like having a dedicated ear coach in your pocket. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to keep their listening skills in peak condition.
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Great app - no nonsense ear training

I’ve used this app for years and recommended it to many students as well. I’ve always loved the simple and functional design. I also recently submitted a feature request and they added it very quickly. So 5 starts to the development team as well!

Must have for any serious musician

This app pretty much has it all, I’m very impressed

Update nötig

Anscheinend lassen sich unter ios 26 die Einstellungen zum Ändern der Intervalle nicht mehr öffnen. Die App stürzt dann leider sofort ab. Ansonsten wäre sie wieder 5 Sterne wert. Bitte beheben!

Must have for any serious musician

This app pretty much has it all, I’m very impressed

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Reported Bugs

12 issues

Settings not opening/app crashes (iOS 26)

Bug

App crashes when changing scales or chords

Bug

App crashes after clicking option/customization button

Bug

Settings no longer work after iOS 17 update

Bug

Inconsistent performance with headphones on iPad Pro (notes bouncing)

Bug

Selection at top dropped behind other buttons

Bug

Check all on chords not always working

Bug

App closes when trying to select scales

Bug

Misnames major fourteenth as major thirteenth

Bug

Cannot change tempo on iPhone

Bug

Cannot identify chords, only distinguish major/minor

Bug

Doesn't train hearing specific notes, only intervals

Bug

Requested Features

54 requests

Add more complex chords (Maj13, Major 6/9#11, etc.)

Feature

Add 7ths or other elements to increase difficulty

Feature

Add more elaborate statistical breakdowns (scores over time)

Feature

Add a guitar fretboard for note input

Feature

Add compound intervals (larger than an octave)

Feature

Add modes from the melodic minor scale

Feature

Add fully customizable scales by specifying interval sequences

Feature

Improve statistics to show percentages for specific chords/intervals

Feature

Add a progressive difficulty option that tracks struggles

Feature

Add an option to play the chord after playing the arpeggio

Feature

Add chord progressions

Feature

Add backing tracks

Feature

Add Harmonic Major Scale

Feature

Add option to hear the chord underneath a melody separately

Feature

Ability to stay on a melody beyond completion

Feature

Add 13b9, 13#9, 7#11#9 chords

Feature

Add 13#11, 13#11#9, 13#11b9 chords

Feature

Add susb9 chords and dominant chords with 9th and 13th

Feature

Fix range of upper extensions

Feature

Add chord progressions in all keys

Feature

Add longer melodic examples

Feature

Add option to remove the 5th of the chord when playing chords with 11th/13th extensions

Feature

Add different timbres for intervals/scales/melodies (e.g., trumpet)

Feature

Show tempo slider value

Feature

Shorten time between questions

Feature

Identification of tone against a chord

Feature

Add chord progressions

Feature

Add ability to hear chord underneath melody separately

Feature

Add ability to stay on a melody beyond completion

Feature

Add 13b9, 13#9, 7#11#9 chords

Feature

Add 13#11, 13#11#9, 13#11b9 chords

Feature

Add susb9 chords and dominant chords with 9th and 13th

Feature

Fix range of upper extensions

Feature

Add chord progressions in all keys

Feature

Add longer melodic examples

Feature

Add option to remove the 5th of the chord when playing chords with 11th/13th extensions

Feature

Add different timbres for intervals/scales/melodies (e.g., trumpet)

Feature

Show tempo slider value

Feature

Shorten time between questions

Feature

Identification of tone against a chord

Feature

Add chord progressions

Feature

Add ability to hear chord underneath melody separately

Feature

Add ability to stay on a melody beyond completion

Feature

Add 13b9, 13#9, 7#11#9 chords

Feature

Add 13#11, 13#11#9, 13#11b9 chords

Feature

Add susb9 chords and dominant chords with 9th and 13th

Feature

Fix range of upper extensions

Feature

Add chord progressions in all keys

Feature

Add longer melodic examples

Feature

Add option to remove the 5th of the chord when playing chords with 11th/13th extensions

Feature

Add different timbres for intervals/scales/melodies (e.g., trumpet)

Feature

Show tempo slider value

Feature

Shorten time between questions

Feature

Identification of tone against a chord

Feature

FAQ

What does goodEar Pro do?

goodEar Pro is an ear training application designed to improve a musician's aural skills. It offers four primary modes: intervals, chords, scales, and melodies, with extensive customization to suit individual learning needs and musical proficiency.

What are the key features of goodEar Pro?

Key features include training for all intervals, triads, inversions, and extended chords, recognition of 38 different scales, and melody identification. Users can also create custom exercises, play answers on a piano, use multiple-choice options, and track their progress through statistics.

How much does goodEar Pro cost?

Based on the provided information, goodEar Pro is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model for full access to its features.

Who is goodEar Pro for?

This app is designed for all musicians, regardless of their experience level. Whether you are a beginner just starting your musical journey or a seasoned professional, goodEar Pro aims to help you develop a better ear and reach a new musical level.

What musical concepts can I train with goodEar Pro?

You can train a wide range of musical concepts, including all intervals within two octaves, all possible triads and inversions, various 4-note chords, and 20 different extended/altered chords. It also covers 38 distinct scales and the identification of random melodies.