AbsPitch - Pitch Ear Training

About AbsPitch - Pitch Ear Training

AbsPitch - Pitch Ear Training builds real musical ear skills. Learn to identify notes, recognize intervals, hear chord qualities, follow progressions, and detect scales with confidence.

Structured lessons guide your progress, while fast custom drills let you practice exactly what you need. You’ll always know what to work on next — and improve consistently.

Note Recognition - Pitch Trainer

- Train your ear to name individual notes.
- Practice across low, medium, high, or random octaves
- Reference pitch for faster learning

Chord Recognition

- Major, minor, diminished, augmented, and 7th chords
- Progress from simple triads to more advanced types
- Practice across different octave ranges

Intervals

- All common intervals from minor 2nd to octave
- Melodic or harmonic (played separately or together)
- Ascending and descending practice

Progressions

Develop the ability to hear song structure by ear

- Common progressions: I–IV–V, ii–V–I, I–V–vi–IV
- Cadences, turnarounds, and 12-bar blues

Scale Detection

Recognize scales and modes by sound.

- Major, natural/harmonic/melodic minor, and modes (Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian)
- Pentatonic, blues, whole-tone, and chromatic scales
- Progress from familiar scales to more advanced tonalities

Practice mode

Practice Mode gives you complete control over your training. Skip the structured lessons and jump straight into focused drills tailored to what you want to improve.

Choose exactly what to work on:

Specific notes or groups of notes
Individual intervals or interval sets
Chord types and qualities
Chord progressions
Scales and modes

Customize every session:

Select the octave range (low, medium, high, or random)
Choose melodic or harmonic intervals
Practice ascending, descending, or mixed directions
Set the number of questions or practice for a set time
Enable or disable reference pitches

Practice Mode is ideal when you already know what your weak spots are and want fast, efficient repetition. Use it to reinforce what you’ve learned in the lessons or to drill the exact skills you need for the music you play.