Ear Trainer Lite Hack 4.3 + Redeem Codes
Developer: thoor software AB
Category: Music
Price: Free
Version: 4.3
ID: com.dev4phone.eartrainerlite
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Description
With an overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars it is a must to try out this app. Did we mention that it is free?
Listening is the most important skill in music, and this app will help you to listen better.
Ear Trainer Lite is an educational tool designed for musicians, music students and anyone interested in improving ones musical ear. It has exercises covering intervals, chords, and scales. This is the LITE version with 32 exercises. The full version has over 260 exercises and the ability to create custom exercises.
Ear Trainer Lite covers the following categories:
- Interval Comparison (18 exercises)
- Chord Identification (3 exercises)
- Chord Progressions (3 exercises)
- Scales (4 exercises)
- Melody (4 exercises)
Each exercise has a short description of its purpose and optional preview. A virtual piano keyboard in each exercise helps you visually understand and analyze the notes that have been played. To aid your progression you can compare the different options after answering. (You can even play the virtual piano if you like!)
As you progress through the exercises, statistics are collected so that you can see your progress.
The questions in the exercises are randomly generated so you can do them over and over again as many times as you like to continue to hone your skills.
For more information please see the demonstration video at: www.dev4phone.com
Listening is the most important skill in music, and this app will help you to listen better.
Ear Trainer Lite is an educational tool designed for musicians, music students and anyone interested in improving ones musical ear. It has exercises covering intervals, chords, and scales. This is the LITE version with 32 exercises. The full version has over 260 exercises and the ability to create custom exercises.
Ear Trainer Lite covers the following categories:
- Interval Comparison (18 exercises)
- Chord Identification (3 exercises)
- Chord Progressions (3 exercises)
- Scales (4 exercises)
- Melody (4 exercises)
Each exercise has a short description of its purpose and optional preview. A virtual piano keyboard in each exercise helps you visually understand and analyze the notes that have been played. To aid your progression you can compare the different options after answering. (You can even play the virtual piano if you like!)
As you progress through the exercises, statistics are collected so that you can see your progress.
The questions in the exercises are randomly generated so you can do them over and over again as many times as you like to continue to hone your skills.
For more information please see the demonstration video at: www.dev4phone.com
Version history
4.3
2021-08-21
- Added support for MIDI out to use a digital piano for playback
4.2
2021-03-29
- Support for multitasking on iPad
- Support for dark mode
- Support for dark mode
4.1.3
2019-01-24
- Corrected some chord progression texts
- Stability improvements
- Stability improvements
4.1.2
2019-01-09
- Fixed a graphics issue in the note view.
4.1.1
2018-08-27
- Larger range in Note View for compact devices
- Correct enharmonic spellings of broken chords
- Stability improvements
- Correct enharmonic spellings of broken chords
- Stability improvements
4.1
2018-01-19
- Improved visual feedback for correct/incorrect answer
- Added button to play the root note in melody exercises
- In App Purchase to unlock all features
- Displays both the treble and bass clefs when there is room on large screen iPhones
- Improved compatibility with voiceover (no longer speaks button labels while playing)
- Improved support for dynamic type
- Support for iPhone X
- Added button to play the root note in melody exercises
- In App Purchase to unlock all features
- Displays both the treble and bass clefs when there is room on large screen iPhones
- Improved compatibility with voiceover (no longer speaks button labels while playing)
- Improved support for dynamic type
- Support for iPhone X
4.0.5
2017-10-17
- Updated for iOS 11
4.0.4
2017-03-07
- Fixed an issue that could cause the sound to stop working, making Ear Trainer silent.
- Fixed a rare crash at start up and exit
- Fixed a rare crash at start up and exit
4.0.3
2017-03-01
- It's now possible to click 'answer' in a melody exercise before entering all the notes. This means that if you hit the wrong note and know it, you no longer have to input dummy notes to get to the retry option.
4.0.2
2016-10-20
- Stability Improvements
4.0.1
2016-06-30
- Stability improvements
4.0
2016-06-17
- Enhancements of UI, performance and stability
- Native support for iPad Pro
- Native support for iPad Pro
3.0.2
2015-11-03
- UI Improvements
3.0.1
2015-09-18
- Minor text edit of description for exercises
3.0
2015-08-11
- Native support for iPhone 6
- Improved sounds
- Enhanced UI
- Improved sounds
- Enhanced UI
2.5
2013-12-20
New in version 2.5:
- Added melody exercises
- Added setting to switch between English, Solfége and German note names
- Improved algorithm to fix enharmonic misspellings (e.g. minor second should be spelled C-Db, not C-C#)
- Added glossary with terms used in Ear Trainer
- Improved UI for iPhone 5
- Improved UI for better visual feedback and layout
- Improved exercise texts
- Added melody exercises
- Added setting to switch between English, Solfége and German note names
- Improved algorithm to fix enharmonic misspellings (e.g. minor second should be spelled C-Db, not C-C#)
- Added glossary with terms used in Ear Trainer
- Improved UI for iPhone 5
- Improved UI for better visual feedback and layout
- Improved exercise texts
2.0.1
2013-03-16
- Setting for Middle-C (C3/C4) position in note view and on piano
- Bugfixes and stability enhancements
- Bugfixes and stability enhancements
2.0
2012-12-20
2.0:
- New and improved UI
- Note view on iPhone
- Improved note layout in note view
- New sounds: Acoustic and electric guitar
- Improved sound quality
- Added option to control exercise range
- Support for iPhone 5 (4 inch retina display)
- Bug fixes
1.6.2:
- Added support for double flat and double sharp (bb, ##)
- Fixed bugs causing enharmonic misspellings (e.g. use of G# vs. Ab)
- Improved chord layout in note view
- Fixed numerous spelling errors and vagueness in exercise texts. Special Thanks To Peter Andreev for many corrections and suggestions!
1.6.1:
- Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
- New and improved UI
- Note view on iPhone
- Improved note layout in note view
- New sounds: Acoustic and electric guitar
- Improved sound quality
- Added option to control exercise range
- Support for iPhone 5 (4 inch retina display)
- Bug fixes
1.6.2:
- Added support for double flat and double sharp (bb, ##)
- Fixed bugs causing enharmonic misspellings (e.g. use of G# vs. Ab)
- Improved chord layout in note view
- Fixed numerous spelling errors and vagueness in exercise texts. Special Thanks To Peter Andreev for many corrections and suggestions!
1.6.1:
- Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
1.6.2
2011-08-09
1.6.2:
- Added support for double flat and double sharp (bb, ##)
- Fixed bugs causing enharmonic misspellings (e.g. use of G# vs. Ab)
- Improved chord layout in note view
- Fixed numerous spelling errors and vagueness in exercise texts. Special Thanks To Peter Andreev for many corrections and suggestions!
1.6.1:
- Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
- Added support for double flat and double sharp (bb, ##)
- Fixed bugs causing enharmonic misspellings (e.g. use of G# vs. Ab)
- Improved chord layout in note view
- Fixed numerous spelling errors and vagueness in exercise texts. Special Thanks To Peter Andreev for many corrections and suggestions!
1.6.1:
- Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
1.6.1
2011-05-20
1.6.1:
Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
Fixed an issue that could cause no sound after resuming
1.6:
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
1.6
2011-01-27
- Added landscape mode on iPhone
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
- By popular request; configurable keys for exercises
1.5.2
2010-12-16
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upgrade to full version (Enables all the features of the full version) |
Free |
EC275366119✱✱✱✱✱ | 368A8A4✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
309 Ratings
Reviews
TooLazyToCookandItsMyBirthday,
So good
So so good
UKFECPL,
Ear trainer lite.
Really good, but by choosing random keys this program tends to become confusing and misses a simple opportunity. Like the vast majority of music heads, without perfect pitch, I know I will (most likely) never have perfect pitch. If the exercises could be re-jigged to use middle C as the root I personally feel that this program would be at a level to achieve its primary objectives but in a context which would go further in fulfilling the aspirations and learning desires of those of use drawn to committing to spend good money to go further.
HelenWoodson,
Intervals!
I have improved my sight-reading significantly in a short time using Ear Trainer. The only criticism I have is that, if I don’t have a passing score on an exercise, there is a suggestion that I repeat it. So I’ve done one exercise four times without improvement. I don’t know what to do.
Yardwerke,
Ear Trainer Lite
I liked this app so after trying the light version I purchased the full version but I was unable to download it and the developers do not answer their messages, seems to be inactive. I received a full refund from apple.
just4dpac,
One of the best apps available
Just awesome. Provides the ear training that I have been seeking. I absolutely recommend this app.
FoxNotHedgehog,
Great!!
I have tried one other free app for ear training and this is a lot better. Great exercises. Good interface. One minor problem is that it
Is sometimes hard to make out which black piano key is being pressed when it is trying to show you what keys are pressed to display the given interval. I will soon trade up to the non
Free version so that I can do all the exercises. A good ear is a priceless skill for any aspiring musician and this is much cheaper than lessons.
Is sometimes hard to make out which black piano key is being pressed when it is trying to show you what keys are pressed to display the given interval. I will soon trade up to the non
Free version so that I can do all the exercises. A good ear is a priceless skill for any aspiring musician and this is much cheaper than lessons.
BoyceByerly,
Great little app, feels like a game
So much fun! I've been playing guitar for a couple years, although without much "serious" music background. This is filling in some big gaps for me. It's fun though -- feels more like a quiz show. It would be better if the sound was more "natural". I have some difficulty relating the pure tones to the sounds I hear out of the instrument -- for example, fifths in this app sound slightly sour to me, and I can't figure out why. I think it might be that a guitar generates harmonic overtones I have learned to relate to better than these more pure ones. Still, it seems to be changing my ability to play for the better! I'd also like to try other formats -- for example, play one interval and choose between options for what it was.
FroggySioux,
Pretty good
My only real complaint is that the interval comparisons aren't very useful, since they all have a common note. if you can hear the direction of change in the changed note, it's not too hard to tell whether the interval got larger or smaller. It's just too easy if it's a binary decision (larger smaller) rather than actual identification of the interval.
To the developer - could you specify in your description (of either the free or the paid version) the differences or added features in the paid version? I was trying to figure out whether to purchase, and whether it tests the user's ear in more challenging ways. Thanks!
To the developer - could you specify in your description (of either the free or the paid version) the differences or added features in the paid version? I was trying to figure out whether to purchase, and whether it tests the user's ear in more challenging ways. Thanks!
lindsaymartin4,
Excellent application
After realizing I had way too many games on my iPhone, with nothing to really gain from wasting my time on them, I decided to search for a music application. This is a great tool for those who want to gain an understanding of music from more of a theoretical standpoint- something that isn't easily found just by playing a relative's six string that isn't tuned properly. Definitely worth checking out.
Selfactualized,
Easy to use
Ear Trainer Lite has instructions that are clear and it is easy to use. The keyboard display is very helpful for error correction during the individual lessons. The only thing I would like to see is the developers add some different instrument options into the program. Hearing different timbres would be very helpful for both instrumentalists and vocalists. I am definitely going to purchase the upgraded version.
