Tone - Learn Perfect Pitch‪!‬ 4+

Name: Tone - Learn Perfect Pitch!
Rating: 4.4 (513 reviews)
Author: Coda Labs Incorporated

Learn perfect pitch‪!‬

Coda Labs Incorporated

- 4.4 • 513 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Tone is a fun and simple game to help you improve your ears and sing with perfect pitch.

- Simple, intuitive interface
- Choose your pitches and octaves
- Difficulties ranging from easy to expert
- Practice mode with reference pitch
- Transpose the notes to different keys
- View note names, piano keys, or use solfege
- Share your score and compete with friends!
- Learn to recognize musical intervals like minor 3rds and major 7ths.
- Learn to recognize chord qualities like major and minor.
- Visualize your progress over time with beautiful graphs.
- All of your progress & data is automatically stored in iCloud, so you'll never lose it.

Privacy Policy: https://codalabs.io/privacypolicy.htm
Terms of Use: https://app.termly.io/document/terms-of-use-for-website/7befc033-df4c-40b8-90b1-c3ef9e4f3eac

28 Jan 2025

Version 2.3.3

- Bug fixes and performance enhancements

4.4 out of 5

513 Ratings

Near Perfect ‘pitch’ app 🤘

PRAISE- Great app very recommend. I love how they have different Instrument emulations. Very useful. I often find myself using this app for fun as well as practice.
HOPES - I wish there was a way I could have the name of the note prompted 1st, so that I need to use active memory to try and remember it prior to playing. Also there was a way to play multiple octaves of a note at the same time, as I believe this is a good way to learn perfect pitch. I needed to make my own audio clips with simple sense sounds in VLC randomised playlist to achieve this.

Good but misses crucial feature for beginners

The app is pleasant to use and well designed. I would however really like a practice feature for beginners where a user can play tones and listen to them to memorise them before the guided practice where tones are played to them. Also hearing a scale would be helpful.

Very bad for ear training

This app is extremely bad for ear training, specially the intervals and the chords because it never allows you to practice and starts with asking you questions and you have to randomly guess. It would’ve made more sense if initially you could “train” your ear with only the correct answers and then go to answering questions. But when you initially get asked questions, and you answer incorrectly, the incorrect answer gets into your head , and so does the correct answer both randomly, and this never gives you the chance to actually learn.

The developer, Coda Labs Incorporated, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.