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Harmonize: Ear Trainer & Pitch

Toshihiko Arai
★ 4.2 (569 ratings)
⬇ 50,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 62,019
Style: Music
Free
Released: Jan 6, 2017
IAP: $3.09 - $12.99 per item
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Since Sep 29 +167 installs over 6 days
  • ⭐Rating steady at ★ 4.21 since Sep 29
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 2 days ago · every ~5 days (3 updates tracked)
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Update history
26.10.4 Oct 4, 2026
Harmonics (home card and course list) is now translated into every language.<br>Fixed minor issues.
26.10.3 Oct 3, 2026
Sight reading adds the bass clef (PRO): read low notes and play them on the keyboard.<br>New flat (♭) questions; sharps and flats now look like real sheet music.<br>The low register stage adds a piano, and the piano sound is rebuilt.<br>Your total stars now count every stage.<br>After buying PRO, locked categories open right away.<br>FAQ and How to Play open in your language.<br>Fixed a crash on s
26.9.25 Sep 25, 2026 · seen Sep 29, 2026
Achievement badges (57): land on and conquer stages, earn three stars and each stage&#39;s own perfect, keep a streak, try the tuner and sounds. Unearned badges show their conditions, so the list maps features you have not tried. Open it from the top right of home.<br>Perfect-score celebration: when a whole category reaches three stars, a hanamaru stamp and fireworks show what you achieved.<br>Cha
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🎵 Ear training that sticks — 15 games for intervals, chords, rhythm and playing melodies by ear. Free to start, no account needed. Most ear trainers ask you to pick the answer from a list. Harmonize asks you to *make* the sound: slide to harmonize against a reference tone, play a melody back on a keyboard, tap a rhythm. Producing the interval yourself is what makes it stay. Train with the cute mascots Ebifurya and Kakifurya. ▼ 15 games • Double Stop — harmonize two notes: unison, octave, perfect 5th/4th, major/minor 3rds and 6ths (8 categories) • Chords — real 3–4 voice chords, unlocked as you collect stars • Moon — the reference tone fades away; harmonize from memory alone • Low Register — bass instruments, where intervals are hardest to hear • Trill — train the speed and evenness of your trill • Ear Copy — listen to a melody and play it back on the keyboard (9 categories, 129 levels) • Sight Reading — read notes on the staff and play them on the keyboard (9 categories, 180 levels, 1,020 exercises) • Rhythm — tap the offbeats with the metronome: 6 meters from march to sixteenths × 8 sound packs • Polyrhythm — two hands, two pulses at once • Mimic Drum — call and response: hear a rhythm, drum it back • Takoyaki — a memory game where the pairs match by pitch • Scales — major, minor and the church modes • Arpeggio — chord arpeggios in just intonation • Goldfish Scoop — tell the goldfish apart by their tone • Silent — no sound at all: count the seconds with your internal clock ▼ Tools and extras • Weekly Challenge — 5 questions, one shot each, with an online leaderboard • Metronome and Tuner built in • Tutorial for complete beginners ▼ Built for real practice • 18 instrument tones — 14 for the main games (piano, organ, violin, trumpet, shakuhachi, flute…) plus 4 bass instruments for Low Register • Adjustable A reference (440–446 Hz) • Note names in English, German, Japanese or Italian • Per-voice volume and vibrato • Rhythm timing calibration — accurate judgement even with Bluetooth earphones • Cent-level feedback: see exactly how far off you were ▼ 10 languages English, 日本語, Français, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Polski, Português (Brasil), 简体中文, 한국어 — switch anytime in Settings. Free to play, with an optional one-time purchase to remove ads or unlock PRO games. No subscription. For choirs, wind ensembles, orchestras, bands, singer-songwriters, and anyone learning an instrument — train your ear a few minutes a day.