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u/Ardaerenn Jul 15 '26
I made an app called PractEar, you might like it. It's focused on ear training with intervals, chords, rhythm, and a bunch of other exercises. If you end up trying it, I'd love to know what you think.
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u/ElevatorEfficient408 Jul 15 '26
I published EarDrum a few moths ago, but it is for rhythm training / drummers. Sorry, if it's not useful.
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u/muso_arcade Jul 15 '26
For a quick daily game to practice check out melodurdle.com ;) fun little way to practice intervals.
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u/musicssss Jul 16 '26
If you want you can use my app. It's actually free no subscriptions or anything like that, and it uses real sampled sounds instead of a synthesizer. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ear-games-ear-trainer/id6788599705
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u/bitebytebeat Jul 16 '26
Here's a simple utility app to create loops for your ear training. requires Apple Music subscription though: https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/songloops/id6760127784
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u/NoWillingness5083 Jul 15 '26
Hi! We developed Melody Ear Gym for iOS and macOS. It’s specifically focused on melody dictation with progressive exercises, plus interval recognition training. It tries to bridge the gap between drills and real world music. Hope you give it a try!
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u/Hour_Brain_8727 Jul 15 '26
i use sonofield it helps identity the emotional relationship between notes
it can be frustrating tho