Appmuse

I love the exercises on here. They're wonderful to go through when I have a few minutes to spare and need to get some practice in. I already can tell my ear is improving! Show more

This app is really easy to navigate and use, love it!

I like it a lot.

This is awesome. I actually sing along to get familia Get familiar with how the intervals sound And how they feel.

This is a great app to become more proficient in recognizing the intervals. I have improved in the week that I have had this.

This app is very helpful and a lot of fun at the same time! I enjoy getting to use it and apply what I hear to my bass guitar.

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I know it isn't just my phone because another ear training app I have works just fine, but there is no sound coming out of this app whatsoever. Fix, please.

After only using this app for 15 or so minutes a day for a week, my ability to recognize notes and intervals has sharpened so much. I love having it on my phone and getting something productive out of the little breaks I get at work. I recommend this highly, and I will be buying the full version app as soon as I master all of the exercises in this one. Show more

Great tool for on the go to study ear training. Great exercises and examples of the notes and chords. I also Like the layout of the program and to progression for tones to scales to chords. Show more

Very good program for beginning ear training. A wide range of interval types that allows you to repeat the sections you have trouble with. Would recommend for those who have an underdeveloped ear. Show more

Good app, but I find the step between Interval comparison 1 and 2 to be too big. Instead of going straight from easy intervals with a common note to difficult intervals with different notes it would be nice to have a level in between, such as easy intervals with different notes or difficult intervals with a common note. Show more

So much fun! I've been playing guitar for a couple years, although without much "serious" music background. This is filling in some big gaps for me. It's fun though -- feels more like a quiz show. It would be better if the sound was more "natural". I have some difficulty relating the pure tones to the sounds I hear out of the instrument -- for example, fifths in this app sound slightly sour to me, and I can't figure out why. I think it might be that a guitar generates harmonic overtones I have learned to relate to better than these more pure ones. Still, it seems to be changing my ability to play for the better! I'd also like to try other formats -- for example, play one interval and choose between options for what it was. Show more

Great taste of what this can do.

These exercises are just challenging enough to be useful to the undeveloped ear. Most musicians of experience grater than 6-8 years will find these exercises rather simple, but less experienced ones will surely improve with it. Show more

Very good app. I hope you have good revenue for it. I use it to improve my pitch, don't know how to say in english, my ability to hear music. Thank you Show more

That's all there is to it

In general the exercises are a bit easy. I'll have to see the features of the full pay version before I upgrade.

Nice little tool. i am now going upgrade to the full version

I can only speak about the Lite version but it doesn't compel me to upgrade. Comparison exercises are far too easy to be helpful for anyone except a beginner. The only exercise that's worth anything to me is the Church Modes but it only gives you 4 to choose from. Show more