Entertaining but
Does it stop at only the Cmaj scale? There’s no progression to all 12 notes?
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4.08 out of 5
25 ratings in United States
Does it stop at only the Cmaj scale? There’s no progression to all 12 notes?
I like this game to help my students with ear training, but it would be a powerful tool if notes could be selected as well as chromatics.
Which makes the game rather pointless
Hello! I am enjoying this game a lot so far, but there are some things that should be improved. It would be neat to add the option to have the notes labeled as intervals (and key selection). Also later on, maybe the ability to choose the type of notes in the sequence, like a pentatonic scale or different modes (Mixolydian, Dorian, etc...). Adding things like this will change your game from a fun pitch memorizer to a legitimate musical tool.
Very good. Please provide an ad-free version and I’d happy to pay.
This is amazing and it also shows kids that there is a newer way to play music!!
overall it's pretty good. I just wish that it used actual note names, too.
I like the different timbres and pitch combinations throughout the levels. I would like to have the option of using letter names for pitches as an alternative to solfege syllables. It's very disappointing that only one option is available.
It takes infinite time to restart a new game, you have to listen all the stuff again. That makes the game boring
This is a fun little game that sounds very simple--hear a pitch and tap the right note. But it's very well done and actually works well as an ear training app. My only wish is that it could eventually progress to having a whole chromatic scale instead of just the seven notes of a major scale.