Tone - Learn Perfect Pitch‪!‬ 4+

Name: Tone - Learn Perfect Pitch!
Rating: 4.4 (651 reviews)
Author: Coda Labs Incorporated

Learn perfect pitch‪!‬

Coda Labs Incorporated

- 4.4 • 651 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.

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27 Sept 2024

Version 2.3.2

Bug fixes and performance enhancements

4.4 out of 5

651 Ratings

Perfect

Beautiful design, totally customisable in all the ways you would need. Agree with the other review that a graph showing your daily score / best score increasing over time would be cool - to encourage you to improve. Also cool would be an option for more than one note in each ‘question’ - then you have to tap them in the right order.

Ps an idea for a future app - I would love to be able to play this game but using my piano- hearing a note and trying to match it on my own piano, then the app microphone works out if I’ve got it right

Clean, simple and well put together

This app is a joy to use, the use of the keyboard to input really helps. One feature that could be added is daily tracking to see ones progress in their accuracy but other than that it’s pretty great!

Nice app just not for gaining perfect pitch.

Obviously the premium option is far too expensive to justify paying for it, but that’s the same with so many apps so I won’t complain. The app is really nicely made but the perfect pitch training is really more like interval training. I always think I’m suddenly really good at recognising pitches, but it’s only because I’m comparing the notes to the previous one, so when I take my “new skill” away from the app, I find I’ve hardly improved at all. That being said, this could just be the way I’m using the app, and I don’t want to detract from it being an easy to use, satisfying experience.

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.