Harmonizer

Harmonizer

by Matthew McLaughlin

16 ratings
44 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 8, 2010
  • October 11, 2026

Features

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This app helps infants develop perfect pitch by playing Shepard tones, aiding in pitch identity development. It also facilitates the study of chord relationships and displays the pitch of your singing.

✓Shepard tone playback
✓Pitch identity development
✓Chord relationship study
✓Vocal pitch display
✓Infant music education
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What's New in Harmonizer

1.3.1.

October 11, 2026

- Updated for newest version of ipadOS - Note labels - Moveable do - Settings

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User reviews

Please update this app!

My 6 month old loves it, but Apple is saying iOS 11 won't run it!

😍😍😍😍

FIFTH HARMONY,!!

Boring

If you think this is an app when you can harmonize your voice, its not. Its boring and it sounds like church music which to me is not good so deleted it and im never gonna get it back!

Highly creative, but needs an update for iOS 7

I love this app, but upgrading to IOS 7 makes the interface too big. I no longer see all the panels, and the notes no longer play or show reliably when the panels are touched. The wonderful relationships between the rows and columns of panels no longer exists.
The last update was for iOS 4 over 2 years ago. Will someone help keep this app alive, or will Chroma be the only app remaining that uses Shepard tones to help us understand music in such a creative way?
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Update

Broken. Needs update.

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FAQ

What does Harmonizer do?

Harmonizer plays Shepard tones to infants to help them learn pitch identities and develop perfect pitch. It also allows users to study chord relationships and displays the pitch of their own singing.

How does this app help with perfect pitch?

The app utilizes Shepard tones, a psychoacoustic phenomenon, which are played to infants. Repeated exposure to these tones is believed to aid in the development of pitch identities and potentially perfect pitch.

Is Harmonizer free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, Harmonizer is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What are the main use cases for Harmonizer?

The primary use case is for parents or educators to introduce infants to music and pitch development. It can also be used by individuals interested in studying chord relationships or monitoring their own vocal pitch.