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Tone deaf test
Two notes, higher or lower? Most people who think they're tone deaf aren't. Find out in two minutes.
Free ear training, every day
Short daily exercises that train your ear to recognise intervals, chords and melodies. Play by ear, sing in tune, pass your aural exam. A few minutes a day, right in your browser.
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Press play, then pick the interval you heard.
Three quick tests to find out where your ear is today. Free, no sign-up, and you get a score to share.
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Two notes, higher or lower? Most people who think they're tone deaf aren't. Find out in two minutes.
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Hear a single note and name it, with no reference. About 1 in 10,000 people can. Are you one?
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A mix of intervals, chords and melodies, scored out of 100. Take it again in a month and see how far you've come.
Each round is 10 questions with instant answers. Do three a day for free, keep your streak going, and climb the levels at your own pace.
Five questions, the same for everyone, new every day. Share your score and see if your friends can beat it.
Mix up your 6ths and 7ths? Pro tracks every answer and builds rounds around the ones you miss.
An interval player, a chord player and a piano you can play with your mouse or keyboard. Free, with no limits.
Every exercise on the site is also a video. Name the interval before the answer appears, on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. Ten-minute sessions you can leave on while you practise, and quick ones for the bus.
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Founding price
$39 $27 a year
Founding members keep $27 a year for as long as they renew.
Join the waitlistEar training is practice at recognising what you hear in music: the distance between two notes (an interval), whether a chord is major or minor, how a melody moves. Musicians use it to play by ear, sing in tune, write down what they hear and pass aural exams.
Short, regular practice works best. A few minutes a day is enough to notice a difference within weeks, which is why you get three free rounds every day.
Yes. The tests, tools, daily challenge and three rounds a day are free. Pro is $39 a year for unlimited practice, every level and progress tracking. Founding members pay $27 a year and keep that price for as long as they renew.
No. Everything plays in your browser. Headphones help, but phone or laptop speakers work too.
Yes. The interval, chord and cadence exercises train the same skills, and Pro will include practice packs written in the style of the grade exams.
Ear Trainer Pro is launching soon. Join the waitlist and be first in, at the $27 founding price.