Ear Trainer Tool For Intervals by Justin Guitar 1.09

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-07-18
I can't recommend this app highly enough for ear training. It's easy to use and effective. I've noticed very rapid progress in my learning new intervals as I practice with the app, and it lets you customize it to what you personally need to work on. Also, there was a bug in the early versions of the app that caused settings to not be saved on some devices, which made it not really usable. The developer was very responsive in fixing it. I wish all developers were as responsive!

1 ★, on 2020-08-20
Overall app is good but can you fix the bug which throws me out from the app frequently that is very shameful I pay for the app and i want the refund if you can't fix the bugs ! UTTERLY DISSAPOINTED

3 ★, on 2020-06-11
Love the concept of the app, but it is plagued by bugs. So far I have noticed that on the first time the app is booted up, only the 4th and 5th intervals are played regardless of what level you are on. Secondly, in training mode, intervals that are unselected get played. This means that you cannot click on the correct answer and it only appears after you get the answer wrong. Fixing these bugs would make the app 5 star

4 ★, on 2020-07-17
I love this app. It's not gimicky or hard to use. My ear has really improved in a very short time. It's addictive, trying to beat your last score.

3 ★, on 2020-05-11
Buggy. I like the concept but the levels don't work well. So far I have passed levels 2 and 3 easily because the only intervals ever played were a 4th and a 5th making it essentially the same as level 1. The other ones (2nd, 3rd, octave, etc) show up in the training mode but the levels are useless

3 ★, on 2020-01-08
I can see this app being useful, but the instructions and interface are unclear and unintuitive. The piano keys you see don't correspond to the notes you hear. You might hear an A and E, but the keys shown are always C, F and G. You can press the C piano key, but (on level one, at least) it's always a wrong answer. If the piano keys aren't going to correspond to the pitches, C should at least play the root of the interval you just heard. Ideally the keys should reflect the pitches.