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Musical Interval Ear Trainer

Identify musical intervals in ten-question sessions with custom interval selections, adjustable sounds and a piano reference.

Musical Interval Ear Trainer

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Exercise 1/10 LEVEL 1 Interval Identification
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Click Play to hear the interval, then choose your answer.

Select Answer

Piano Reference

C3 - C5

Notes are revealed on correct answers or replay.

Synthesizer Settings

Timbre / Instrument Triangle
0.6s
Root Note Pitch Range

Custom Active Intervals

Select which intervals to include in the random quiz rotation:

Présentation Musical Interval Ear Trainer

Practise recognising musical intervals from unison to octave. Choose custom intervals, ascending or descending playback, simultaneous notes, root-note range and synthesised timbres.

Fonctionnalités

  • Interval identification from unison to octave
  • Ascending, descending, simultaneous and random interval playback
  • Custom interval selection and root-note range
  • Four oscillator waveforms and an FM electric-piano sound
  • Ten-question sessions with a visible exercise counter and session results
  • Session score, accuracy and streak tracking
  • Piano reference and playback shortcuts

Mode d’emploi

  1. Choose ascending, descending, simultaneous or random interval playback.
  2. Press Play or Space to hear the exercise; R replays it.
  3. Choose your answer and read the correction or result.
  4. Complete ten exercises, review your result, and select New session to practise again.
  5. Adjust the instrument sound, note duration and root-note range to vary your practice.

Questions fréquentes

Does this tool record my microphone?

No. It generates listening exercises with the Web Audio API and does not record audio.

Are my scores saved?

Scores are kept only for the current page session and reset when you reload.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Use a modern browser with JavaScript and Web Audio support.

Prérequis du navigateur

A modern browser with JavaScript enabled and Web Audio API support.

Thèmes

ear training musical intervals relative pitch