Right Note - Ear Trainer for iOS

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Try out new "Intervals in Context" Now with microphone recognition - Play with your instrument Right Note - An ear training app for learning...

Try out new "Intervals in Context" Now with microphone recognition - Play with your instrument Right Note - An ear training app for learning Interval, Pitch and Melody recognitionREVIEW BY Lhp1: The best ear training app so far I used to say that I would never spend more than 10 bucks with an app, but after trying the lite version I had to get this one. I love it, good job.Featured in US "What's Hot"WHAT CRITICS SAY:[www.notreble.com]I found Right Note to be worth a special mention, primarily due to the inclusion of the microphoneThis is what really counts here: the ability to develop your relative pitch and use it in context on your instrument[iosmusician.blogspot.com] This feature {microphone recognition} is what sets the app apart from all the rest, especially in Melody modeRight Note helps you develop that 'sixth sense,' or 'instinct,' needed to figure out what note is where, with out even thinking about itBrilliant 5/5[moonbuz.blogspot.com]I liked to test my skills in melody dictation, and tried it with guitar and mic recognition, worked really well. If u like these features then go for it!Ever wanted to play by ear or improvise? There are two main skills you need to learn. First is to recognize what you are hearing on the fly. The second is "knowing" your instrument and instinctively playing the right note.The interval recognition modes helps you recognize the difference in notes, developing your relative pitch skill. The pitch mode teaches you to hear separate notes, developing your absolute pitch skills. The melody dictation mode combines both previous skills and gives you the real test - playing what you hear.But what about "knowing" your instrument? Right Note has just what you need as it can recognized notes that you play using the microphone. You can pick up your favorite instrument and use it to answer the questions.Now it's just as you'd have a personal teacher :)KEY FEATURES:- Four exercise modes: Interval, Interval in context, Pitch and Melody- Highly customizable settings- Note range from C1 to C8- Lessons for all modes, from beginner to expert- Learn from your mistakes: retry all you want or use the show answer option- Train listening to random intervals and pitch to get the feel- Choose between controllers for a different approach: pads, full keyboard, "octave" keyboard- Easily scrollable keyboard with a visual scrollbar showing the full keyboard- Music notation - choose between American or European notation and shift octave numbers- Bonus virtual pianoMICROPHONE:- New way to answer instead of using GUI controls- Great to get the feel of a live instrument- Detects wide range of notes - from C1 to even C8- Octave equivalence option- Tested on pianos, guitars, flute, harmonica and other- If you plug in a mic you can still use the built-in speakerINTERVALS:- Intervals from unison (P1) to octave (P8) plus compound intervals up to two octaves- Ascending and descending intervals- Melodic and harmonic intervals- Root note range selection: scale + first and last possible note- Pads controller and full keyboard controller- Tempo selectionINTERVALS IN CONTEXT:- Turn on a random note before an interval, after or both- Hear true intervals "in context" instead of "just two notes"PITCH:- Note range selection: scale + first and last possible note- "Octave" keyboard - for selecting the pitch from C to B without specifying the octave- Full keyboardMELODY:- Number of notes played from 2 to 16- Note range selection: scale + first and last possible note- Change max interval limit between notes and from the first note- Play back and modify your answer until satisfied- "Poke Around" before answering- "Silent answering" - turn off sounds when answering for full melody dictation experience- Show/Hide first note- Random note length - mix half, whole and double note lengths for variety- Tempo selection