Piano Ear Training – Ear Instructor for Musicians
Music is suitable for beginners to advanced musicians with all the necessary ear training exercises at different levels.
Specific Quickly develop skills by personalizing your training by focusing on specific chords, intervals, progress, scales, etc.
Ear Track progress while efficiently improving each ear training discipline
Simple A simple intuitive design helps you quickly enjoy ear training and get the most out of an ear trainer by following the help and tutorials.
Configurable piano to help visual and play skills and the connection between musical instruments.
Millions The most popular and comprehensive ear training with over 1 million users.
Musical is highly recommended by professional and student musicians in high musical schools by contributing to the design for their own use.
Practice:
Interval training
The key to playing by ear is being able to distinguish between notes.
Challenge your skills by changing base notes or playing notes together.
This has been made easier by associating a gap with a well-known song.
Gene differences
For example, can you distinguish between a tiny light and a major?
There are 100s chords to differentiate.
You can help your understanding by selecting the RPGE mode to distinguish the chords and the highlights to visualize the construction of the chords.
You can challenge yourself by changing the key to the gene.
Do your work quickly and steadily through the levels.
Another exercise to help you fully understand music theory and composition.
Higher lower
Given 2 notes, can you identify whether the second note is higher or lower than the first note?
Musicians can train their ears to recognize different pitches.
Although this is an initial practice, you can challenge yourself by reducing the range to 2 notes.
Pitch training
After listening to a pitch, can you play the same pitch on the piano correctly?
This exercise allows you to zoom the note using relative pitch skills and will record how many notes you need to accurately identify. You can easily make difficult adjustments by setting a time interval between listening and playing.
Interval comparison
Given 2 intervals, can you determine if the second interval is wide or narrow in distance?
Pitch detection
A popular test that comes in the music grade oral exam. Given a tone, can you identify a specific note / pitch in it? For example, given a C major cord, can you find the maximum note?
Harmonious dictation
Listen to a melody and then play it on the piano. You can simplify this by adjusting the speed and focusing on a few notes at once.
Gene progression
Can you differentiate I – IV – V – I from I – V – IV – I? There are all the most common advances that you will find in almost all popular songs.
Scale detection
Listen to a scale and then you can identify it as a major scale, for example harmonic minor or natural minor?
Absolute pitch
Playing the same note in different octaves, can you identify its pitch?
Includes a ‘learning’ mode for printing pitches on the brain.