Pitch Perfect Ear Training Reviews

Very Nice!

Its a straight forward game, I just wish there was a button to replay the sound.

Great tool for learning notes, tones, key signatures, etc. It's not fancy or visually advanced, but it's all about the sound and it gets the job done. Recommend.

I was really hoping there would be more to this game. I would be nice to be able to play the pitch again during the quiz. All in all a good pitch quiz tool though.

Easy for those who have perfect pitch, but still very fun, since you can learn all the names of scales and chords, and play with tons of different instruments. For the “pitch guessing” mode I suggest an option with multiple notes played at the same time, with the option to choose between different instruments for each note. The “scale guessing” mode is fine and the “key guessing” is very fun, but the last chord/note that is played twice at the end of each algorithm generated song makes the task really easy since it turns it on a simple “key guessing” mode. It should be removed. Overall the game is very fun and has a lot a value for those who want to test the ears while learning the names of chords, scales and even get inspired with some randomly generated theme you can hear (and maybe have a cool idea for a song?). We need more games like this on Steam (games that test perception). I recommend this one, for musicians or ordinary people who just want to learn more about how music is built. Ps: I didn’t know there was a “Blues Scale”, but when I first listened to it, I immediately thought: “This is blues!” – a few seconds later, there was the option to select. Really cool :)

It's pretty plain like unflavored oatmeal because it does not have any creative means to make the training fun and engaging like how an educational game should be. It even lacks basic lessons covering pitch and anything else that relates to the subject. I got it in hopes to learn about some stuff I never got taught in music classes and left not learning anything. Don't waste your time and money on this. I suggest you watch some videos on Youtube that explains pitches and the other subjects. There are also long videos that is just a singular pitch that you can use to train your ears with.