Ear training
Note Dictation
A pitch-recognition exercise built to hear a single note, identify it quickly, and reinforce stable listening landmarks.
Name one note with confidence
Choose a key-scale source, start a round, listen to the note, and answer from memory while the timer, feedback, and accuracy make progress visible.
Set the reference before the round
- Choose a key-scale and round length, then start the round.
- Play the note, name it from memory, and use replay only to check your reasoning.
- Read the correction and continue to the next note without changing the source unnecessarily.
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Select a chord/scale or use the chromatic set.
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How to Play
- Choose a chord/scale if you want a limited note pool, or keep the chromatic set.
- Press Play Note and listen carefully.
- Choose the note name that matches what you heard.
- Answer quickly to build streaks and improve your average response time.
Name one note with confidence
From a single pitch to a stable reference
Choose the key-scale context
The selected key-scale defines the answer pool; repeated playback is available to verify, but the first answer should come from the initial hearing.
Hear the note and hold it in memory
Shorter rounds train immediate recognition; longer rounds let you work on consistency and response time.
Sing the pitch back before selecting an answer
- Choose a key-scale and round length, then start the round.
- Play the note, name it from memory, and use replay only to check your reasoning.
- Read the correction and continue to the next note without changing the source unnecessarily.