JazzShed vs ApproachNote

Whether you are just starting or already playing, JazzShed trains the core listening and recognition skills you need for jazz harmony: - Chord recognition and spelling - Interval training - Scale drills - Cadence and progression listening Practice is structured, interactive, and designed for short daily sessions. You can use built-in presets for quick starts or customize drills to target specific weak spots. As you train, JazzShed tracks your progress so you can see improvement over time and stay consistent. Key features: - Guided ear-training drills for chords, intervals, scales, and cadences - Multiple drill modes for recognition, spelling, and playback-based practice - Customizable sessions and presets - Progress tracking and spaced review support - Clean practice workflow built for daily use JazzShed is built to help you move from guessing to hearing harmony with confidence.

Every tune has been played a hundred ways. ApproachNote helps you hear them. When you're learning a standard, the first question is always: how have players come at this before? ApproachNote puts every approach in one place — search a tune and pull up the releases that recorded it, with full track listings, artist credits, cover art, and direct links to stream many recordings, where available. Listen to how a dozen players phrased the same melody. Trace who played on what. Follow the thread from one interpretation to the next until you find the approach that's yours. * Search a tune and find every release that recorded it * Full track listings, credits, and cover art * One-tap streaming links to hear each recording, where available * Explore artists and the players behind them * Built for the woodshed — fast, clean, no clutter Before you decide how you'll play it, hear how it's been played. That's ApproachNote. ApproachNote is free for the next 60 days–try it out!