Pitch Perfector - Ear Training

Hyperfocus Interactive

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Learn perfect pitch and identify any note you hear with a fun, free, and easy-to-use ear training tool!

Pitch Perfector is developed using the latest research on effective perfect pitch (absolute pitch) learning techniques, our ear training game makes pitch training easy and uniquely effective, even for adults! 😁

🎮 Train perfect pitch fast with 3 specialized training modes. Practice your pitch recognition speed & accuracy for true absolute pitch. Focus your ear training by choosing specific notes to train with.

🎓 Take the Perfect Pitch Test! Level up as you learn perfect pitch and prove your note recognition skills. The ultimate pitch recognition challenge.

📈 Track your perfect pitch progress with detailed lifetime and play-session statistics. Use insights to focus on the notes that need improvement to sharpen your ear training and note identification.

💯 Our perfect pitch training app is ideal for hobbyists, musicians, students, or anyone searching for a great perfect pitch app.

Start your perfect pitch training today!

Ratings and reviews

I have been using this app for months now and I have completed test 10 with 100% accuracy. There is even a setting to test up to 3 melodic or harmonic notes, but I think it could be much higher, maybe even with more than one octave. The speed test is very limited as it only has CDEFGAB. All around, great app, I've gotten very far, but I'm still looking to improve. One last thing, there should be a manual which tells the user how to train perfect pitch (I associate each note with a short melody).

5 Jan 2022, Even better! Using for 2.5 years. Use the keyboard with all the instrument packs and songwrite melodies too, and no ads. Highly recommend it. So cheap to purchase packs. I am still addicted to this app. I really like how it teaches you to recognise notes in a fun way. Well set out and engaging. I sing in barbershop quartets, solo, teach choir, and it's amazing for helping me to recognise note pitch and as a professional musician I'm going to share with my musician friends!

It looks great and probably works well for someone with rough sense of pitch under their skin, however it doesn't work for me as someone starting from zero. EDIT: Great, exactly what I was wishing for. It's a bit unintuitive / hard to notice that this option is there to be set!