Train your musical ear in the browser: hear a sound, then find the actual notes on a music staff or piano keys. The game modes are note recognition (one pitch), intervals (two notes, answered by pitch or by name), chords (triads and seventh chords), and jazz progressions (name the changes a piano-and-bass duo plays), on 21 real instrument sounds: piano, guitar, violin, cello, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, and more.
In the note, interval, and chord exercises you write down what you hear: you place the actual notes, anywhere in your range, the same skill you use to transcribe melodies, play by ear, or sing in tune. Games are five short rounds, difficulty scales from an 8-note major scale up to your instrument's full range, and transposing instruments are handled correctly (answer in written pitch, hear concert pitch).
Everything is free with no signup. Play the daily challenge (the same puzzle for everyone, once per day) or create an optional account to join the leaderboards. Works on phone and desktop, and installs to your home screen as an app.
New to this? Read the beginner's guide to ear training, try the five ear training exercises, learn intervals faster with anchor songs, or see what science says about perfect pitch vs relative pitch. Every article is listed on the guides page.
There is also a guide for every instrument, each opening the game with that instrument already selected:
Questions, bug reports, or a wrong answer to report? Get in touch.
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