Note Recognition
About the ear training game
Same note recognition as practice, with timed rounds, scoring, XP, and combos. Listen, answer on the piano or computer keyboard (A–L / Z–M white, Q–P black), and build score before time runs out.
What makes game mode different
Game mode uses the same virtual piano and listening skills as practice, with session goals, combos, and achievements layered on top. It is a strong next step once practice feels comfortable and you want measurable challenges.
Personal bests and progress views summarise how your recognition speed and accuracy change across sessions, so short daily games still build long-term skill.
How to play
- Set duration, difficulty, and notes per round, then start the timer.
- Listen and answer on the piano — on a computer you can use A–L and Z–M for white keys, Q–P for black keys, and Enter to submit.
- After the session, check the summary for notes or difficulties that slow you down, then play again or warm up in practice.
Same note recognition as practice, with timed rounds, scoring, XP, and combos. Listen, answer on the piano or computer keyboard (A–L / Z–M white, Q–P black), and build score before time runs out.
Warming up the keys…