Key Signature Ear Quiz
This is an ear-training tool in your browser that you can use with your computer keyboard or mouse/trackpad (click the buttons). All you have to … Read more
This is an ear-training tool in your browser that you can use with your computer keyboard or mouse/trackpad (click the buttons). All you have to … Read more
Most musicians learn time signatures as static fractions before they ever learn that rhythm is realy about how those fractions breathe. One-two-three-four becomes four-eighths. Seven-eighths … Read more
The chart is an interactive one where all available notes within fifteen frets of a typical four string bass are mapped out. You can move … Read more
With Mode Ear Trainer, you get to practice listening actively to learn what each mode sounds like in isolation. To use it, simply click buttons … Read more
In recording sessions, the grid are frequently at war with the music. The song grooves along fine, you hit all the notes, everything is on … Read more
This interactive chart lets you hear and see how a piano chord inversion works. Use your computer keyboard or mouse to play the sound. It … Read more
In this app, Scale Ear Trainer will put you through some listening rounds designed to help you identify the scale being played. Simply use your … Read more
Maybe you have seen a choir conductor waving their arms to get everyone in rhythm, only to have group fall apart when bass section locks … Read more
Often viewed as a theoretical exercise intended to confuse musician, metric modulation in reality is more like a dialogue between two distinct rhythmic languages. It’s … Read more
It’s a full map of notes on the neck of acoustic guitar (in standard tuning). Tap the dots with your mouse to explore fretboard. Use … Read more
This is a fast-paced interactive exercise to help you hear harmonic endings. Cadence Ear Trainer is an interactive online tool, you can play it with … Read more
Planning prevents you from running out of momentum when performing by ensuring you know exactly how many strokes is needed for the full duration of … Read more
Learn the first three frets on the guitar neck with this handy little widget. Either use your mouse or computer keyboard keys to navigate around, … Read more
The idea behind this virtual instrument is to train your ear to hear chord progressions not by their absolute pitch but by there function. Each … Read more
Think of a metronome clicking in your ear while you play a complicated riff on guitar or drums. You have the pulse locked, but what … Read more