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Complete Ear Trainer is for musicians building relative pitch, aural skills, and music theory for activities such as improvising, composing, singing, and playing in a band. It covers 11 drill types, including intervals, chords and inversions, scales, melodic dictation, and chord progressions. Beginners can use Easy mode, while Classic mode progresses through four levels. Theory cards introduce chapter concepts, and users can make custom drills or training programs for friends and students. The app works on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, and supports offline practice. Its free access covers the first chapter of each mode; the full version costs 6.99 USD once.
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Functional Ear Trainer
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1Learning tonal function through key-centered listening — Functional Ear Trainer centers practice on hearing each tone’s function in a musical key, rather than Complete Ear Trainer’s broad drill curriculum.
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Perfect Ear
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMacCombining ear training with rhythm and sight-reading — Perfect Ear adds rhythm exercises, note-singing, and sight-reading alongside intervals, chords, scales, and dictation.
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Auris
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebTracking progress across ear-training exercises — Auris adds practice streaks, high scores, leaderboards, and detailed progress statistics to a curriculum similar to Complete Ear Trainer’s.
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Coco
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebShort, personalized daily ear-training sessions — Coco organizes practice around adaptive games, a personalized daily workout, and a shared daily challenge instead of a chapter-based curriculum.
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Minuet
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsFree desktop practice with singing and rhythm feedback — Minuet adds rhythm recognition, clapping feedback, and live pitch and timing feedback while singing intervals and scales.
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Nootka
Free plan AndroidLinuxMac+1Reading notation and checking played melodies — Nootka focuses on classical notation, score reading, and real-time checks of played melodies rather than broad relative-pitch drills.
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Note Precision: Intervals
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMacAdaptive interval practice with accessibility options — Note Precision: Intervals narrows training to adaptive interval recognition, with guided tiers, interval statistics, and accessibility features.
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EarMaster
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+2 - 9
Chet
Free plan iPhoneMac - 10
Bemol
Free plan Mac - 11
Ella
Free plan iPhoneMac - 12
Sight Singing Pro
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1 - 13
SightSing
Free plan iPhoneWeb - 14
ToneGym
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 15
Trill
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 16
The Ear Gym
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 17
Auralia
Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+2 - 18
Solfetta
Free plan Web - 19
ToneScholar
Free plan iPhoneWeb - 20
Tonelight
Free plan Web - 21
Meludia
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb - 22
Harmonomics
Paid AndroidiPhoneMac5.6 Visit site
An alternative may suit you better if you want to focus on hearing tones within a key, add rhythm or notation practice, or follow adaptive sessions and daily workouts. Some options concentrate on intervals, while others add singing feedback, sight-reading, or score-reading. Platform support also differs: Minuet and Nootka are desktop-oriented, while several alternatives include mobile or browser access. Before switching, weigh the breadth of exercises you need, whether you want personalized or teacher-led practice, and whether a free plan or a paid option fits your budget.
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