No option to limit octaves
fantastisch
kleiner verbesserungsvorschlag: es wäre toll, wenn es im free play modus die option geben würde, dass die oktave des gespielten tons unvorhersehbar random in verschiedenen oktaven kommt, um wirklich tongefühl damit zu lernen
Best Ever Ear Training
A workout and a meditation
Efficace et agréable
Les sonorités sont agréables. il est entièrement et finement paramétrable ce qui permet de progresser efficacement.
De plus il est sans abonnement et le prix de la version pro est correct pour un achat définitif.
Helps so much
10/10
Trying to get the 3 diamonds for every level ugh
Thanks a lot, I’ve made a lot of progress !
So awesome
No difference between the so called “feeling”
Incredible App
The best ear training app
Loved the app
Get serious about music!
Great app
Brilliant Design
Makes ears better
You can tell the developer has put serious time and care into both the app and the accompanying videos. The teaching approach feels thoughtful, practical, and genuinely effective.
Happy to support work like this. Highly recommended for anyone serious about improving their ear.
Profound Improvement In Developing My Ear
Promising idea, but missing a crucial feature
But there’s a major flaw: it is impossible to set the training to just a single octave. You are forced to work across a minimum of 3 octaves right off the bat. I understand maybe that’s part of the maker’s philosophy, but…
It’s a huge design flaw.
It’s just not beginner friendly. For someone like me, even learning to identify intervals within a single octave and getting them right would feel like a major win. Instead, this app feels like it’s asking me to consistently sink balls from half court when I can’t even dribble.
Otherwise very slick execution and cool concept. But I can’t get much use out of it. If they ever update this feature, I’ll come back to it.
The best ear training app
I want to suggest two new modes:
1. Tonic recognition: The app plays a snipped of a song and then the user needs to sing back the tonic via mic.
2. Melody mode with musical context: The app plays a melody accompanied by other instruments. This should more accurately simulate real life music
Superb
It lets you have a taste of how it works and you can then upgrade to the pro version which is priced fairly I think taking into account that it is an ever evolving app and that the developers take into account the user’s requests,
gotta love it.
