Interval Ear Training
It plays two notes in turn and you name the interval between them — a major third, a perfect fifth. You do not need perfect pitch; once you know the distances, chords and melodies get much easier to follow.
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Hear two notes, name the interval
The starting note changes every time — no perfect pitch needed
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Anchoring each interval to the first two notes of a song you know speeds this up a lot — a perfect fifth opens ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’, and an octave opens ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’.
What this tool does
- Hear an interval and name it
- Interval range by difficulty
- Accuracy and streak tracked
- Replay and check the reference note
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Start at a low volume — high frequencies and loud tones can damage your hearing.