Relative Pitch Interval Ear Training Cheats

Relative Pitch Interval Ear Training Hack 1.16.2 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Easy Ear Training
Category: Music
Price: $7.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.16.2
ID: com.EasyEarTraining.RelativePitch

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Description

⇒ Featured by Apple on the App Store front page, RelativePitch has helped over 130,000 musicians improve their ears

"Whether you are a seasoned musician or a complete beginner, RelativePitch will have you listening with a sharpened ear and a greater appreciation of the music you love."
-- The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW.com)

"A well thought-out, educational and informative app."
-- iPhone App Directory Vol. 5 (Imagine Publishing)

You're not getting everything you could out of music.

That's unfortunate, because you've always loved music. You have albums you've listened to a hundred times over, and you play or sing a little yourself. You might even have put in hours of practice to become quite good at your chosen instrument.

The trouble is that you're not able to do what you always wanted to do, which is •understand• music as easily as you breathe.

• You want to be able to improvise with other musicians, riffing off one another all night long, coming out with newer and more innovative sounds as every hour goes by.

• When a friend of yours is singing, you want to be able to join in harmony easily and effortlessly, adding another layer into the song without having to figure out each note.

• You've often had songs in your head that you badly want to bring out into the real world, but you can't figure out how to play them on your instrument.

• Other musicians occasionally listen intently and ask if you heard the subtle little change that the artist just made, just then. You nod, but you can't hear it. You don't know what you should be hearing.

Interval training is what opens the door to all of those experiences. And our app, RelativePitch, is the best way to learn interval training, boost your musical talents, and increase your confidence.


How does it work? RelativePitch includes

• Training Mode – 13 lessons guide you from beginner to expert, teaching you all the intervals in the octave.

• Testing Mode – Check your progress by trying to get the highest score in testing mode. If you distinguish intervals correctly, you'll unlock new levels and new challenges in training.

• Custom Mode – If you're having trouble with one specific piece of training, set up a custom training and testing session to target your problem

• Interval training to teach you to distinguish ascending, descending and harmonic intervals across two and a half octaves

• Simple interface, fun to use app, and all the interval training you'll ever need to have an ear that catches the subtle and crucial sounds for a perfect song.

• A wide choice of high quality instruments, including Piano, Guitar, French Horn, Clarinet, Violin, and Male and Female Singing Voices.

Interval training will transform the way you hear, play, and enjoy music – even if you don't know anything about music theory. Our app is easy and enjoyable to use, and our customers have great things to say about it:

“This app is the greatest. After four days of dedicated use I have seen major improvements in my skills as music student.”

“For years, I've wanted to play my sax 'by ear.' Working with RelativePitch is bringing me closer and closer to that goal.”

“You can really learn something with this app. It's like having a music instructor with you, patiently teaching you intervals.”

“Amazing! Best app in the market!”

You're just one step away from getting so much more out of the music you love.


Any questions or need help? Just email [email protected].

Version history

1.16.2
2015-12-05
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

• Fix for crash bug on iOS 9.1
• Fixed lesson typo about Major/Minor Thirds
1.16.1
2015-01-23
• Fix for Progress Screen crash on iOS7
1.16
2015-01-19
• Added compatibility with iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and iPad
• Improved lessons
1.15
2014-07-20
• Total user interface upgrade: a bold new look for iOS7.

• Two new instruments! Male and female singing voices.

• New "Progress" screen giving an overview of your achievements in each lesson.

• New "Instruments" screen providing easy toggling of each instrument sound.

• Improved VoiceOver support: better labels on controls and support for the "scrub" gesture to go back to main menu.

• Upgraded audio engine.
1.14
2014-05-25
• Adding training reminders to help you keep making regular improvement.
1.13
2014-04-20
• Bug fix for iPhone 5s
1.12
2014-04-15
• Display bug fixes
1.11
2013-09-19
• Updates for latest iOS version
• Fix for continuing playback while screen locked
1.10
2011-05-03
Bug fix.
1.9
2011-04-25
This update makes it easier to change lesson. You can now:
• Swipe left or right on the title bar (sensitivity is improved)
• Tap the left or right side of the title bar
or
• Enable a new app setting which restores the lesson selection buttons (designed for VoiceOver users)

It also corrects some small bugs.
1.8
2011-04-04
★ New Instruments! Violin, French Horn and Clarinet can now be used for training and testing!
• New graphics for retina displays
• Change: Swipe left or right on the lesson title to change lesson
• Various bugfixes
1.7
2010-08-16
* Bugfix for audio getting interrupted by phone calls and multitasking
* Option to play out intervals over other audio apps (e.g. iPod)
1.6
2010-07-08
★ New Instrument! GUITAR can now be used for training and testing!
• App settings can now be accessed from within RelativePitch
• Training Mode can be set to stop after a certain period - for everyone training before bed!
• Various bugfixes
• iOS 4.0 compatibility
1.5
2010-01-22
• Bugfix for occasional silent playout during test.
1.4
2009-11-30
● In-app volume control, with independent control of speech and note volume.

● Training Mode customisations.
● All timings can be adjusted to suit your method of training.
● You can leave gaps for you to sing or play back the intervals on your instrument.
● You can have intervals be repeated after they are announced. Harmonic intervals can also be repeated as melodic (separating out the two notes).

● Choice of root note used when the 'anchor' is enabled.
● This means you can now train and test using the intervals of a particular scale (e.g. B♭ major).

● Expanded note range, now covering 4 octaves.

● You can now disable the confirmation dialog for ending a test early.

● New 'Hints' screen with tips on how to use RelativePitch in different ways and tailor it to suit your practice.
1.2
2009-08-07
● New help screen to introduce app usage and answer frequently asked questions.

● Fixed bug which sometimes caused the app to crash on test completion.
1.0
2009-07-24
★New Feature★ Voiceover narration during training.
Each interval is announced after it's played, so the user doesn't need to watch the screen.

★New Feature★ Choice of test speed.
Tests can be taken at the user's own pace.

● Audio improved (playback volume increased).

● Various user interface improvements.
0.9
2009-06-04

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Ratings

4.6 out of 5
113 Ratings

Reviews

PRegan,
Has improved my sense of pitch
I have been using this app for awhile and find that, in conjunction with a musical instrument that I am learning, that the two combined have improved my sense of pitch recognition. This app gradually adds notes. Also, it offers several difficulty levels. For example, at first, the intervals start on one note ( which you can choose) then in higher levels they start on different random notes and on a level higher still you can pick ascending or descending intervals.
Descartes135,
A good start
This app has some things which I really liked. The progressive difficulty lessons, the practice mode, and the encouraging voice left me with no complaints. However, there are a few features that I would have liked to see for the $8.00 I payed for this app that I did not. I don’t have perfect pitch but do have good short term memory for pitches, so when I do the lesson for long enough I can remember what the notes sound like and then my ears don’t need to recognize the intervals but just what the notes are (I hope that makes sense), so I’d prefer if the app could have the option to randomize the tonic note so that it is not always a middle C. Also, I was expecting to receive training in compound intervals as well (intervals that are greater than an octave) and that was one of the main reasons that I actually downloaded this app. One smaller suggestion is to have a few more instrument options just to keep it more engaging (bonus if you can add an option to randomize the timbre for each interval that is played in a test or practice session). Just to reiterate, this app has a good model and some good starting features but if I had known it’s current limitations I would not have purchased it.
MusicArtBike,
Best ear trainer app
I tried a bunch the last few days. I tried the free version of this one and then bought the full version the next day. I really like the custom feature, so that I can choose to work on a few chosen intervals at a time. Ear training has always been my weakness, but there were no programs like this back in the 80s. I'm going back to music school this fall. With this the help of this program for the rest of the summer, I'm sure that I'll be able to test out and not have to suffer through Ear Training I again.
iestynne,
Simple but very effective
This is a very simple app but is very well designed and will really help you develop your musical ear, from scratch.

It helps you learn things one step at a time, but forces you to master each stage in the process before ramping up the difficulty. I found this to be an ideal approach, it seems like the correct structure for ear training.

Dig through the help and settings as there are many useful options in the app (eg mixing different instruments).
hppypilot,
Excellent learning tool
This app has everything that I needed to gradually build my skills. It is fun to use and the excellent text explanations of the intervals and how they differ from each other help build confidence with my ear skills.
It is also set up in such a way that is not only easy to use but fun as well . I found myself looking forward to the next challenge and this helped to want to learn more. It is a well designed learning tool.
dan 5555,
Really great
Note that if you are in the main training mode, you have to get perfect scores (20/20) on some simple forms of the exercises in order to unlock more challenging ones. The person who says in their review that the app lacked the descending intervals just hadn't played with it enough yet. You can also go straight to "custom" mode and test whatever you want from the get-go.
Martian Maestro,
Hurts Good
Used the app for about two days now. At first my feelings were hurt, but after a total of maybe two hours randomly spread over the last few days I've gotten much better. I've even gotten perfect scores on some tests. The app is simple and does do too much beyond what it promises which is great for folk really want to train their ears. Money well spent.
Liara11,
Sets you up for Success
I had very low confidence in my abilities to learn to really hear notes and learn to do it well, this app starts you out in an easy mode creating a sense of success and confidence each step of the way. The links to additional steps to help you through rough patches are terrific. Can’t recommend this app highly enough.
Raab16,
Is this app this updated?
I think it would be helpful if the notes that were played were shown after a question. I try to follow along with my piano when I’m unsure of the interval that was played but when I’m playing an interval with the root different than the one in the audio the sounds are very different (I know that different pitches produce different sounds but I should still be able to distinguish the interval even on a different root).
GMyers555,
Not so fast...
The lessons, so far, have been pleasantly difficult and I feel like I am actually getting better ear training because of it. I really like being able to include and intermingle multiple instruments in the training and testing as this dramatically raises the bar in my opinion. Great job!