EARMONIC · TRAIN YOUR EARS

Hear more in every note.

Build your musical ear, one focused session at a time.

Learn to recognise pitch, notes, chords, tempo and rhythm through listening. Earmonic combines a guided lesson path with a daily ear plan, flexible practice and clear answer feedback—so every session gives you something specific to work on.

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10 chapters
136 guided lessons
11 practice modes

Earmonic home screen with a daily ear plan after one demonstration lesson — Current Android app screens. Some features shown require Earmonic Pro.

01 · How it works

Listen. Answer.
Hear the difference.

Ear training starts with paying attention. Earmonic gives each question a clear purpose, lets you listen again and follows your answer with feedback before you move on.

01
Listen closely
Hear a short example. Guided lessons introduce the idea before asking you to recognise it yourself. Replay the sound when you need another listen.
02
Make your choice
Compare pitches, identify a chord colour, name a note or work out a rhythm. Select your answer, then submit it when you are ready.
03
Learn from the result
See how you did, review the feedback and continue. Question retries let you revisit a mistake while keeping the first attempt in your score.
04
Carry it forward
Completed sessions feed your progress. Return to the lesson path, revisit a skill or follow your next daily plan.

Earmonic Higher or Lower question with replay and answer controls — Listen. Then decide.

Earmonic answer feedback during a Higher or Lower lesson — Feedback you can use.

Earmonic results from a scripted demonstration lesson — One demonstration session, recorded. Scores are examples, not promised results.

02 · Your daily ear plan

Open the app. Find your next step.

You do not have to design a practice routine before you can begin. Your daily ear plan can bring warm-up, learning, focused practice and a musical play stage into one session, with the stages adapting to your current progress. The plan shows its focus and an estimated duration before you start.

As you build a listening history, Earmonic can draw on completed lessons and areas that need attention to guide further practice. Your home screen keeps the next action close at hand.

Earmonic daily session introduction showing its focus and stages — Preview the focus and stages of a daily session before you begin.

03 · Guided learning

Start with a difference you can hear.

Begin by comparing higher and lower sounds, following a beat and hearing the contrast between chord colours. The learning path develops those foundations into note recognition, tempo, chromatic notes, harmony and rhythm through 136 lessons in 10 chapters.

Guided examples, question practice and lesson stars give each step a clear shape. An optional listening level check helps you choose a starting target without marking unplayed lessons as complete.

Earmonic learning path with a listening level check and chapter progress — Follow a structured learning path with lessons and chapter progress.

04 · Focused practice

Work on the sound you want to understand.

Choose a training area instead of repeating the same routine. Earmonic offers 11 practice modes, with Easy, Medium and Pro Challenge difficulty options. Save favourite routines, revisit recent sessions and choose a focus such as mistakes, due review, new content or a balanced mix.

Pitch & notes: Compare pitch movement, identify notes and hear scale degrees in context.
Intervals & melody: Recognise distances between notes and remember melodic patterns.
Chords & harmony: Explore chord qualities, inversions and progressions.
Scales & modes: Practise recognising different collections of notes.
Tempo & rhythm: Estimate speed, follow a pulse and work with rhythmic patterns.

Earmonic practice library with difficulty and focus options — Choose a practice focus and difficulty for the session ahead.

05 · Practice Lab

Make room for the musician you want to become.

Set a musician goal, choose your difficulty and select an 8-, 10- or 12-question session. Practice Lab brings these choices together so you can shape a routine around what you want to work on.

Optional tone variety changes the synthesised sound context. Custom recipes let you assemble a repeatable practice routine and return to it later.

Earmonic Practice Lab controls for difficulty, session length, tone variety and training area — Adjust your goal, difficulty and session length in Practice Lab.

06 · Progress

See what you have practised. Know what comes next.

Lesson stars, completed sessions and accuracy summaries make your work visible. Insights connects your listening history to areas you can practise next, while skill reviews and Ear Checks offer ways to revisit what you have learned over time.

Progress begins with your first session. There is no need to invent a perfect streak or fill every chart on day one.

Earmonic Insights after one completed demonstration lesson — Insights from a fresh demonstration profile after one completed lesson. Scores are examples, not promised results.

07 · Built around your listening

A little space to focus.

Core listening practice works without a microphone or a Google sign-in. Progress is stored locally, with optional Google Drive backup when configured. Use light or dark mode, adjust playback pace and enable reduced motion to make practice more comfortable.

Headphones can help you hear subtle differences, but they are not required.

Earmonic home screen in light appearance mode — Light appearance

08 · Free and Pro

Start free.
Go deeper with Pro.

Free

Explore the complete first chapter and up to three eligible practice sessions each local day. Easy and Medium pitch, note and Rhythm Starter practice are included, along with your progress overview.

Earmonic Pro

Unlock all 10 chapters and 136 lessons, unlimited practice, additional training modes, Challenge difficulty and detailed insights.

Available purchase options, current prices and terms are shown in the app before you confirm a purchase.

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09 · A few useful answers

Before your
first listen.

Do I need music theory knowledge?

You can start with simple listening comparisons such as higher or lower and same or different. The guided path builds from those foundations.

What can I practise?

Pitch, notes, intervals, chords, harmony, scales, modes, melody, tempo and rhythm. Available practice options depend on your access level.

How long is a session?

Practice Lab offers 8-, 10- and 12-question sessions. Daily plans show an estimated duration. The time you spend depends on the exercises and how often you replay them.

Do I need an instrument, headphones or a microphone?

Core listening exercises use sounds generated by the app, so you do not need an instrument or microphone. Headphones are optional and can help with subtle differences.

Can I practise without signing in?

Yes. Core practice and local progress do not require Google sign-in. Google Drive backup is optional and requires a configured connection.

What does Earmonic Pro add?

Pro opens the full lesson path, unlimited practice, additional modes, Challenge difficulty and detailed insights. The app shows current purchase options and terms.

Is Earmonic available to download now?

Contact support@earmonic.com for current beta access and availability.

Give your ears something new to notice.

Start with one sound, one question and one small step forward.

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Hear more in every note.

Listen. Answer.Hear the difference.

Listen closely

Make your choice

Learn from the result

Carry it forward