Classical KING vs Ear Training Game

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16 Tones is a calm listening game, somewhere between a brain game and an ear trainer. Tap the colored tiles to hear their notes, then drag them so higher notes sit on higher rows and equal notes sit side by side. It starts with a single note and adds one per chapter, up to sixteen. Every board is built from a chord over gentle background music, so each puzzle sounds like harmony. Hearing how notes relate to each other is called relative pitch. Anyone can play 16 Tones, no musical experience needed.