Listening Ear Trainer offers two systematic methods to improve your pitch recognition skills. The first method The Singing Funnel Method presents you randomly notes that you have selected for the exercise. Your task is to sing the notes with increasing precision. With the Octave Anchor Pitches Method you don't have to sing. You listen to a few selected notes and grow your repertoire by adding notes. Mehr…

Test your Pitch Ability. Measure your pitch take over and pitch retention abilities. Know where you stand on the road to Absolute Pitch. Especially, measure the criteria: Accurately sing a named note without a reference. Although the test was meant for a more scientific approach to Absolute Pitch, it is also useful for beginners. Being able to take over a given pitch is a basic music skill and needed to play in a group with others. Mehr…

The Pitch Grid Test is a relative pitch test that evaluates your ability to discriminate pitch-distances. For the test, the notes are laid out in form of a grid: There are 4 rows of octaves starting from C2 to C5. The number of columns depends on the selected the grid sensitivity. E.g. 100 cents correspond to 12 columns (chromatic scale); 33 cents correspond to 36 columns. In this way pitch-distances beyond half-step precision can be tested. Mehr…

TuneCrack stands for: Crack the tuning problem. The importance of tuning is often underestimated. However, tuning is a necessary step for every performance. TuneCrack has exercises to improve your listening skill and your pitch transfer skill. Your listening skill is trained with the Precision Listening Method. Your transfer skill is trained with the Pitch Keeper Method. The program guides you from easy to recognize samples to precision listening Mehr…