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Fun Ear Training Lite

Name: Fun Ear Training Lite
Author: Xilva

Published by: Xilva

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With Fun Ear Training Free, you can train your ears to make yourself a better musician.
As most music lovers know, whether you want to be a good pianist, guitarist, singer or composer, you need to have well-trained ears to fully utilize your talent.
Fun Ear Training Free allows you to learn different intervals thru playing 33 levels of well-designed simple games. After master these 33 levels, you will suddenly find that you have really opened up your ears. You will enjoy music even more than you do now.
This game's features include:
* 33 levels of games to make you learn all the intervals that you will need to learn
* Excellent user interface for the best user experience
Fun Ear Training Free is supported by banner advertising. You can also get the ad-free version - Fun Ear Training. Enjoy the fun now!

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Is Fun Ear Training Lite free?

Yes, Fun Ear Training Lite is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Fun Ear Training Lite is free.
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Fun Ear Training Lite Reviews

awesome idea, but...

it's got a few issues. I love the format and i feel like it's helping me learn a lot. however, some of the sound clips aren't labelled properly. it's really frustrating when i get a "wrong" answer because of COURSE that clip that was definitely a unison is a major second. if this issue were fixed, i would absolutely love this app. currently, i'm resigned to it being extremely frustrating, but still useful to at least give me the main idea of ear training.