Ear Training Quiz 4+

Upgrade your sense of pitch by practicing ear training!

To be a good musician, you need a good sense of pitch. It can be improved by many sight-singing and ear training practices.
Sight-singing can be practiced alone with a piano, but ear training can only be practiced when someone is playing the piano for you.
However, if you get this app, you can listen to the melody and notate on the score as if you were really ear training with a music teacher.

The melodic questions on the app are all created based on the probability of random numbers.
So, you can listen to an almost infinite number of new melodies and each melody is programmed to be created with careful consideration of musical aspects.

You can select melodies that suit your ear training abilities. The melodic interval quiz that consists of two notes is the easiest, the short melody quiz that consists of two 3 to 5 notes is slightly difficult, and the long melody quiz that consists of 6 to 10 notes is more difficult. Also, by setting the key signature, note difficulty, number of notes, note speed, etc., you can select the type of melody that suits you best.

• Key signature
You can select a signature you want from all 9 key signatures. Each key signature contains melodic questions in either major or minor keys. In addition, melodic questions that can be transposed from major to minor or from minor to major.
You can listen to atonal music by selecting 'Atonal'.

• Level of difficulty
Level 1: Melodic questions composed of the basic major or minor scale are asked.
Level 2: Secondary dominant seventh chord or secondary diminished 7th chord melodic questions are asked. The number of accidental signatures is between 0 and 1.
Level 3: Various altered chord melody questions such as augmented dominant Chord, Minor Major Seventh Chord and etc. are asked. The number of accidental signatures is between 0 and 2.
Level 4: Very difficult meloy such as chromatic scales, Hexatonic scale, and others are asked.

* Check the answer
You can check the answer either in text format or on a score.
If you select the text option, you will only be shown whether the answer is correct or the number of wrong notes.
Since you don't know the exact answer, you can practice until you get the right answer. Moreover, you can hear the notes you notated.

* Harmony Interval Quiz
The sound of two or more notes sounding simultaneously is called a chord. To improve your sense of harmony, it is best to start by listening to the harmonic intervals.
The selection of Interval Ear Training is grouped by perfect 1·4·5·8 intervals or major-minor 2·3·6·7 intervals. This is to allow you to listen to the intervals and compare similar tones such as example perfect fourths and perfect fifths or minor second and major second.

We hope that your sense of pitch will be greatly upgraded through this app. thank you :)


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