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The Guitar Workbench
3D chord finder, fretboard trainer, tab editor, tuner and metronome — offline, no subscription.
The Ear Gym
Ear training for intervals, chords, relative pitch & more.
A music school in your pocket — interval training, chord recognition, scales, rhythm, harmony, solfege, and perfect pitch for every level.
Complete ear training & aural skills.
One ear trainer covering the full music theory listening curriculum — from first intervals to harmonic analysis.
- Interval training
- Relative pitch
- Chord recognition
- Scales & modes
- Rhythm training
- Perfect pitch
- Harmony & solfege
- Melodic dictation
Interval training that sticks.
Identify, compare, construct, read, sing, and play — dozens of ear training exercises with high-quality piano and guitar sounds for real aural skills practice.
A path, not a pile of drills.
Guided Mode walks you from beginner listening to advanced harmony with stars, XP, and clear next steps — so daily practice sticks.
See yourself improve.
Session statistics, streaks, and badges turn ear training into a habit you can measure — whether you practice five minutes or an hour.
Why musicians choose this ear training app
The Ear Gym helps pianists, guitarists, singers, producers, and music students build relative pitch and listening accuracy. Train interval recognition, chord qualities, scale degrees, rhythm patterns, clef reading, and perfect pitch with configurable drills and Guided Mode lessons. Whether you need beginner ear training or advanced harmony practice, daily sessions turn music theory into sound you can hear and name.
Ear training FAQ
What is ear training?
Ear training (aural skills) is the practice of recognizing musical elements by ear — intervals, chords, scales, rhythm, melody, and harmony — so you can play, sing, transcribe, and improvise with confidence.
What is the best way to practice interval training?
Short daily sessions work best: listen, name, then build intervals on the staff or piano. The Ear Gym combines interval identification, comparison, construction, reading, singing, and playing so relative pitch improves from multiple angles.
Can beginners use this ear training app?
Yes. Guided Mode starts with beginner ear training and progresses through intervals, chords, scales, rhythm, and harmony. You can also practice free drills at your own pace.
Does The Ear Gym include perfect pitch and relative pitch?
Yes. Practice relative pitch through intervals, chords, and scales, plus dedicated perfect pitch / note recognition exercises alongside rhythm and harmony training.
Is The Ear Gym available on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Download The Ear Gym ear training app on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android.
Loved by musicians worldwide.
“The first ear training app that just does what it has to do — suitable even if you can’t read staff yet.”
“I suggest it to all my colleagues. It covers everything I need to help my students train their ear.”
“Tons of advanced features — chord progressions, scale trainers — and the interface is great.”
More apps from the same studio
Train guitar and rhythm with two sibling apps — download them from the App Store or Google Play.
Rhythm trainer
Rhythm Bench
Hear, read and tap rhythm with early/late timing feedback, sight reading, metronome, and polyrhythms.
Ready to sharpen your ear?
Free to start on iPhone, iPad, and Android.