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Global Sound Log
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Records keyscale plays and global output tone groups (tones + intervals only).

General Audio Settings
Engine: waiting

Configure global engine, input and output routing for sandbox tools.

Engine Form
Engine Form
Audio Input Spectrum
MIDI Input Log
Engine Form
Live global playback engine used by direct preview and manual play actions.
Global Playback Defaults
Explicit defaults used across the website for percussion, instrument, one-note melodic, chord or harmony, and dedicated microtonal playback contexts. Percussion or instrument playback can also use sampler presets.
Engine Form
Engine Form
Graphical Options

Configure navigation behavior for Graphical Harmony network view.


Ear Training

Ear Training

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This Ear Training help page supports the main practice loop: listen, answer, verify, then launch a new question.

Getting started

Choose a mode, a root, and optionally a keyscale. Play triggers the question, Reveal shows the answer when you are stuck, and Next prepares a new exercise.

Listening modes

Melodic mode plays two notes in sequence, harmonic mode stacks them together, and absolute mode expects direct pitch recognition on the active instrument.

Theory context

The keyscale selector constrains questions to a chosen tonal context. This helps you practice a scale, a chord, or a harmonic color instead of the full chromatic space.

Absolute mode

Absolute mode uses the default audio instrument. If no melodic instrument is available, configure your piano or main instrument in Audio Settings before continuing.

Performance
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Accuracy
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Best Score 0
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Session Accuracy
Long-Term Accuracy
Controls
Settings
Context
Chromatic
Absolute mode uses your instrument audio default. Open Audio Settings and set your piano under the instrument default.
Theory Engine
Matches
Current Key
Current Key: -
Scale
Type key + scale (e.g. C Major, F Dorian)
Recent KeyScales
Question
Tip
Train by ear every day. Start in melodic interval mode, then switch to harmonic and tone identification. Add a key and scale context to make recognition more musical and practical.