Cadence Chords vs Guitarr Intervals

Cadence trains your musical ear. Learn to recognise, name and play back chords in short, addictive practice rounds that make you a little better every day. Whether you're just starting with music theory or sharpening skills you already have, Cadence builds the ability that matters most: hearing and understanding chords. PRACTICE MODES • By ear — hear a chord and name its root and quality. • By sight — watch the keys light up on the keyboard and identify the chord. • Root key — listen to a chord progression with a groove and work out the key. (Premium) • Play back — replay the chord you're shown using your microphone or the on-screen keyboard. (Premium) PIANO AND GUITAR Pick your instrument. Cadence plays real piano and guitar sounds and shows the correct shape on the keyboard or guitar diagram. AT YOUR LEVEL Choose which chord qualities you practise and whether sharps and flats appear. From simple major/minor to seventh and extended chords — you set the difficulty. STAY MOTIVATED Keep a daily streak going, earn XP for every correct answer and watch yourself improve. Set a daily reminder to turn practice into a habit. FREE & PREMIUM Practise every day for free. Cadence Premium (€4.99/month) removes the daily limit, unlocks every practice mode, removes ads, and gives you access to all upcoming features. New practice modes are always on the way. Start training today and build an ear you can rely on. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Guitarr Intervals Ear training for intervals. Two notes sound, you name the leap between them. Nine drills, a library of all thirteen intervals, and the guitar neck. Ear Examiner — hear the leap, name it. Same or different — two leaps, one decision. Mix-ups — the pairs that get swapped: minor and major third, fourth and fifth, fifth and tritone. Which is larger — two leaps, pick the bigger one. Chain — three notes, two hops, name both. Inversion — hear the leap, then the way back. Fourth and fifth, third and sixth. Song hooks — which song starts like this? Guitar neck Find on the neck — hear the leap, tap it on the fretboard. Build it — the start is marked, land on the second note. Standard tuning, twelve frets, every position that fits. Library Unison to the octave. The short label (m3, P5, TT), the semitone count, both notes on a treble staff, and a button that plays it. Song hooks 27 songs as memory aids. Jaws for the minor second, Star Wars for the fourth, Twinkle Twinkle for the fifth, Somewhere Over the Rainbow for the octave. The real opening plays, not just two notes. Swap the song for any interval you like. Settings Four levels, from five intervals up to all thirteen. Playback ascending, descending, together, or mixed. Sharps or flats. Also A small home screen widget. XP shared with the other Guitarr apps. 28 languages. Guitarr Intervals Pro Examiner, the library and the fretboard are free. The other eight drills are free three times each, then Pro opens them: EUR 9.99 per year, or EUR 29.99 once for Lifetime. The yearly plan renews until you cancel in Settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://privacy.justbe.works