GoodEar Pro - Ear Training is a music app developed by Pascal Weiss. The last update, v1.60, released on November 27, 2016, and it’s rated 4.77 out of 5 based on the latest 153 reviews. GoodEar Pro - Ear Training costs $3.99 and requires iOS 8.0+ and Android 7 or newer to download.
Description
>>>>> EAR TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS TO PROS <<<<<
Professional musicians know, that having a good trained ear is one of the most important skills, a musician should have.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Increidible!
I'm a beginner jazz musician and these three apps are ridiculously amazing to train your ears.
★★★★★Get it, it is excellent
This is a great, simple to use app. If you use this 15-20 minutes a day you will see a vast improvement in your ear training skills. I use it on my walks. Easily customizable , many options... use all of them. You can make it very simple or very complex, so it can "grow" with your development. The only thing I would want them to add would be the Harmonic Major Scale. This would be a tremendous tool for anyone in their first two semesters of college ear training.
★★★★★Excellent product
I've only had it for a day but it is very easy to use, quite well designed and covers all the major areas of ear training including melodies.
★★★★★Seriously a Must Have!
If you are a musician..... get this app! I've been searching for an app that: engaged me enough to keep my attention, is user friendly and has a smooth interface, has all the scales and chords and intervals this brain can handle... I think😏.... This app has everything except..... backing tracks.... maybe one day....
★★★★★Great app for learning to hear chords and intervals
Highly recommended. I started using this in button mode and gradually shifted to keyboard mode as my ears improved. I love being able to specify what intervals or chords I’m working on.
Some minor items for my wish list:
1. Improve statistics by showing me percentages for specific chords /intervals so I get a sense of where I’m doing well and where I’m doing poorly.
2. Add a progressive difficulty option that tracks where I’m struggling and shifts the focus to those chords/intervals.
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