Ear Training and Playable Exploration
Deliberate listening and note-location practice
This category owns deliberate, session-scoped practice: hearing and identifying musical material, and locating notes on an instrument. It excludes passive audio-file analysis, which lives under Local Audio Analysis and Recognition, and it never claims to diagnose a user's overall ear-training ability from a single session.
A fair drill, not a verdict
Every generator in this category uses a seeded pseudorandom sequence so a question can be reproduced exactly in tests, without building a permanent profile of the user. The Interval Ear Trainer plays a generated interval and checks the typed-in answer against the generated data itself, never against a claim about the user's hearing. The Fretboard Note Explorer maps a target note or scale to every matching position on a chosen guitar or bass tuning, with an optional random-target practice mode.
Tools in this category
Interval Ear Trainer
Hear and identify intervals through a bounded, repeatable local drill.
Fretboard Note Explorer
Find every place a note or scale lives on a guitar or bass fretboard.
Chord Quality Ear Trainer
Hear a generated chord and identify its quality through a fair local drill.
Scale Degree Ear Trainer
Hear a tonic and a scale degree, then identify which degree it was.
Call and Response Generator
Generate a short musical call and a related response for imitation or analysis.
Melody Imitation Trainer
Generate a short bounded melody to imitate by voice or instrument.
Note Naming Speed Drill
Practice quickly naming generated notes under a user-controlled timer.
Sight Reading Drill Generator
Generate a short, bounded notation-reading exercise by clef and constraints.
Rhythm Ear Trainer
Hear a bounded rhythm and identify the pattern that was played.
Keyboard Note Explorer
Locate, hear, and practice selected notes on a piano keyboard range.
Pitch Memory Trainer
Practice retaining one sounded pitch over a controlled delay, then compare.
Progression Ear Trainer
Hear a bounded generated harmonic progression and identify its pattern.