Relative - Absolute Solfege Ear Trainer

Great app. You can set it up so it plays the Solfege syllables that you need to train. It’s really effective way to practice

Excellente application! Très complète et rien à reprocher si ce n est qu'il n'y a pas d'explication au début mais on s'y fait vite. Je recommande !!!

Excellente appli, modulable. Attention à la gestion des écouteurs qui déconnectent parfois.

It works great and perfectly fulfills my needs. I was having a problem with sound, but it was because my phone was on silent mode. If you turn silent mode off it should work

No sound coming out

If you know Charlie Banacos’ method for ear training this is perfect except for the fact that you can’t answer multiple notes without the octave order. It would be great to have it as an option to practice with the note colors rather than the voicing structure.

I am having issues hearing the sound as well, but if you connect your headphones you will be able to hear it. Not ideal, but a work around.

This app assumes a bit of knowledge of theory. But nothing that couldn’t be learned in an hour or two on YouTube. It’s not asking you to name intervals after randomly playing a single note. It establishes a key center and works within it since that’s how you encounter music in actual practice. You can tweak the exercises quite a bit. You can stay in one key for a week or have it change every exercise. You can work on hearing stacked notes or melodic lines. A lot of the ear training apps seem like they weren’t made by people who know much about music. More like programmers who read up on ear training. If you want to train your ears then get this app.

The idea is great, but simply not working Can’t hear anything

I have no sound on my iPhone from this app. What’s the deal? Why would I consider paying for the upgrade when the simple version won’t work. Seems like it could be a great app otherwise.