Ear training

Guess This Note — Piano Ear Training & Pitch Test

Train your musical ear by listening to piano notes and finding them on the keyboard. A ten-question pitch test mixes relative and absolute pitch, and a new Daily Challenge waits every day.

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How it works

  1. In Practice, tap the keys to learn how each note sounds.
  2. In Ear Training, listen to a note and find it on the keyboard.
  3. Take the ten-question pitch test to see how good your ear really is.

Features

  • Ten-question pitch test

    Relative pitch (which note is higher, intervals, melodic direction) and absolute pitch (name the note you hear) in one test.

  • Daily Challenge

    A new challenge every day — come back to keep training.

  • Practice mode

    Tap the keys to learn each note's sound, switch octaves, and hide note names to challenge yourself.

  • Ear Training game

    Find the note you hear on the keyboard. The difficulty rises as you level up.

  • Four instruments

    Piano, electric piano, guitar or flute.

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes. Pro is a one-time purchase that removes all ads and unlocks Custom Training, where you build drills by note type, difficulty and length.

Do I need perfect pitch?

No. Half of the test is relative pitch, and Practice and Ear Training help you build your ear step by step.

Which languages are supported?

English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French and German.

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