Get different views of pitch.

Pitch a String

Listen to the target and tune one continuously adjustable virtual string until it matches.

• Guitar, bass, 5-string banjo, violin, viola, ukulele, cello, mandolin and custom pitch ranges.
• Precise cents scoring, note feedback and calibrated playback.

Pitch a Chord

Tune a complete set of virtual strings into the displayed and sounded target chord.

• Guitar, bass, 5-string banjo, violin, viola, ukulele, cello and mandolin instrument ranges.
• Chord/inversion targets and per-string pitch error.

Play a Sheet

Read complete generated exercises or Library scores, either at your own pace or with a continuously advancing Live score.

• Microphone, note-button and virtual-fretboard input.
• Generated melodies, a public score catalogue and private local MusicXML imports.
• Tempo and transposition controls.

Key Signatures

Build instant recognition of written major and minor key signatures in an infinite drill.

• Training of altered note names in each key.

Written Intervals

Identify the number and quality of an interval from two written notes on one or two staves.

• From basic Perfect/Major/Minor intervals through augmented, diminished and advanced doubly altered intervals.

Written Chords

Read a chord on the staff, choose its root and quality, then optionally reproduce its sounding tones on a virtual fretboard.

• Three to six simultaneous notes with meaningful chord spelling and inversions.
• Practice reading chords from sheet or writing chords to sheet.

Library

Use the public library or your own imported MusicXML files to train your sight-singing or playing with graphical feedback.

Four-view Tuner

Use the view that best matches the tuning task instead of forcing one display onto every instrument.

• Analogue-style needle with cents deviation.
• Realtime graph with saved practice takes.
• Sensitive strobe motion view.
• Acoustic tuner with synthetic or real instrument tones.
• Custom tunings, different temperaments, and A4 calibration.

Chord Builder

Explore harmony either as sounding strings or as positions on an instrument fretboard.

• Chord roots, families, inversions and playable positions.
• Two to twelve strings.
• Individual pitch editing, reordering, muting, playback and strumming.
• Build and play chord progression.