Perfect Ear: Music & Rhythm v3.9.102

★★★★★

Harrison Lane

Really great app for ear training! Super in depth explanations for everything. There is a paid version, but thats only for people that really want to advance their game and who would have to spend money somewhere anyway. Can help you learn plenty of amazing things with rhythm, chord progressions, perfect pitch, intervals, all for free. Definitely recommend, and if you ever do want to buy it, its a one time purchase for like 3 bucks that's totally worth it!

★★★★

Internal Warrior

Great music app! Suggestions: add concert pitch adjustment (432 HZ) for pitch trainer. Two bugs: (1) after a singing mistake, generated note can only be played once, while user's answer can be replayed, making comparison hard; (2) retrying an exercise only redoes mistakes, not the whole exercise. Also, consider showing keyboard only on mistakes in interval reading. Despite these issues, the app is useful and enjoyable.

★★★

Vince Paul

An excellent app. Not to be pedantic but while I give this app five stars I'll mention something I noticed in the introduction. It says that that pitch tells you "how high a note is". There is really no high or low relationship between the the notes. It's fast or slow, more vibrations per second; mathematically, a higher frequency. It's a problem for singers who think that the note itself is up in the sky and can't be reached. We should distinguish between higher note and higher frequency.

★★

Paul

Since the developer didn't leave a way to contact them I have no choice but to write it here. In my opinion the execirces sucks because when you asked to differentiate between major and minor seconds or thirds and you made a mistake the app just tells you are wrong anf does play you tge difference between major and third. Sure you can then go to "work on mistakes" but guesa what do the same exercise 5 more times and you still suck at it. I advise the dev to add playback of right and wrong.

★

Jon O'Ferrall

If you ever use the singing option on this app, you will regret it. The microphone is a piece of $#!+. If there is any other noise around you, you will be marked Wrong. Furthermore, once activated 3/4ths of your daily exercizes will now be singing instead of interval identification. Much better apps exist for this training.