Piano Ear Training Pro 17.3

• Suitable for musicians of all levels, from beginners to advanced, this ear training software offers a comprehensive range of exercises.

• Enhance your aural skills by customizing your training sessions to focus on specific chords, intervals, progressions, scales, and more.

• Monitor your progress as you efficiently improve in each ear training discipline.

• The software's simple and intuitive design allows for quick enjoyment of ear training, with tutorials available to maximize the benefits of the ear trainer.

• The configurable piano feature facilitates the connection between visual and aural skills, aiding in the understanding of musical instruments.

• This ear training software is one of the most popular and extensive tools available, trusted by over 1 million users.

• Highly recommended by professional and student musicians in leading musical institutions who have actively contributed to its design for practical use.

• Ideal for musicians of all kinds, as you have the flexibility to easily change instrument sounds within the Pro version that is free from advertising.

Exercises:

1. Interval Training: Develop your ability to identify intervals between notes, a key skill for playing by ear. Practice associating intervals with well-known songs and challenge yourself by altering base notes or playing notes simultaneously.
2. Chord Distinction: Hone your skill in differentiating between different chords, such as Major and Minor. Choose from a wide variety of chords, engage arpeggio mode for chord distinction clarity, and visualize chord construction with highlighting. Challenge yourself by changing the key of the chord and progress steadily through various levels to deepen your understanding of musical theory and composition.
3. Higher Lower: Test your pitch recognition by determining whether the second note played is higher or lower in pitch than the first note. Musicians can refine their ear for pitch differences; adjust difficulty by reducing the range between the two notes played.
4. Pitch Training: Train your ears to replicate pitches played on the piano accurately. Improve your relative pitch skills by zooming in on notes and adjust task difficulty by setting time intervals between listening and playing sessions.
5. Interval Comparison: Practice distinguishing between wider and narrower intervals when given two comparisons.
6. Pitch Identification: Test your ability to identify specific notes within chords. Strengthen your grasp on pitch recognition, a common focus of music grade aural exams.
7. Melodic Dictation: Listen to melodies and replay them on the piano. Tailor difficulty levels by adjusting speed and focusing on smaller segments at a time.
8. Chord Progression: Differentiate between common chord progressions found in popular music and strengthen your knowledge with exercises like I - IV - V - I progression identification.
9. Scale Identification: Listen to scales and identify whether they are Major, Harmonic Minor, or Natural Minor scales.
10. Absolute Pitch: Practice identifying pitches across different octaves with Learning mode available for continuous improvement and retention of pitch recognition skills.