Hearing vs Pitch Path

How to identify musical notes by ear? Want to transcribe or play music by ear? Want to improve your hearing skills? Do ear training exercises. A well-developed relative or absolute pitch is necessary for every musician. Practice melodic dictations. Train sight reading to read sheet music and music notes. Learn to sing according to notes. Develop musical hearing with us. You can practice musical ear using following instruments: - vocals - piano - guitar - bass-guitar - violin - cello - double bass Types of musical notations: - C D E F G A B - C D E F G A H - Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si - До Ре Ми Фа Соль Ля Си - Ντο Ρε Μι Φα Σολ Λα Σι - ハ ニ ホ ヘ ト イ ロ - 다 라 마 바 사 가 나 - स रे ग म प ध नि - ด ร ม ฟ ซ ล ท

Train your ear with Pitch Path — the fun way to learn intervals, scales, and pitch recognition on guitar or piano. START SIMPLE, BUILD UP Begin by identifying 3rds and 5ths, then unlock new intervals level by level until you know the entire major scale by ear. Advanced levels challenge you with melodies of up to 6 notes. TWO TRAINING MODES - Interval Training: Hear two notes, find them on the fretboard or keyboard - Pitch Recognition: Hear a single note, identify it by ear GUITAR + PIANO Practice on a realistic guitar fretboard or a two-octave piano keyboard. Switch anytime. LEARN AS YOU PLAY Every level starts with a calibration phase that plays through the notes you'll be tested on. Get an answer wrong and the app plays the correct answer so you learn from every mistake. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS Daily progress calendar shows how far you've come. Unlock levels permanently and pick up where you left off. - 14 interval training levels + 7 pitch recognition levels - Progressive difficulty from beginner to advanced - Score system with streak bonuses and perfect level rewards - Works on iPhone and iPad