PitchBop Pro

I needed an ear training app for one of my students. This has some promising potential. There is a bug in the app where it will play perfect 5ths in a row for serveral questions and there's no way to report the bug on their website. Some of the features lacking are: - Not able to see which intervals you are having trouble with. - Not able to see what you are proficent at. - The "Last Session" score is alway 0s - No ablity to retake a lesson if you have a passing score. - No real ability to c

Definitely a unique way to train that stubborn ear hole! I’m liking it, works with an audio interface and seems to be tracking fairly well. Look forward to it expanding in visual tools. Great so far though Put

Great idea so I wish I liked it more. But I find myself constantly wondering why it liked some responses and not others. This really needs some feedback to tell you which note it didn’t like and why (too late, too early, wrong pitch???). Sometimes when I thought I nailed it it I would get a zero score and other times when I messed up I would get 2/2. It seems to like if you rush the beat or if you correct a note better than getting it right away. Also, plug your phone in. This app uses your bat

I love the very minimal yet powerful way this app works. I’ve admittedly only been using it for an hour or so. I wanted to move over from voice to my piano and try it with the piano, however I was scared to do so because it seemed like if I switched instruments I was still where I left off on voice. I think it would be nice to have a different set for each instrument. I sing and play many instruments. I would like to do 15 minutes on voice, then 15 on piano, then 15 on guitar…. You get the poin

I described what I wanted, to a music group, and this what I got. Surprised and a little frustrated that what I had been looking for on my own, had never come up in all my searches. Happy to have found it. A couple of concerns: occasionally notes sounds bad/truncated(clanky). Is this on purpose? The second is not knowing *how* far off I am when I get it wrong. I think a meter of some kind or a waveform overlay/ comparison. I’d also prefer to correct my mistakes before moving on.