Does note mode prove I have perfect pitch?

No. It is a short note-identification exercise, not a validated test of absolute pitch or musical ability.

Can I use my microphone or keep a long-term score?

No microphone is used. Results stay in the current page session, and changing modes clears the current answer history.

Ear training

Train your ear with short listening questions. Play the reference tone, pick an answer, and get instant feedback. Practice statistics stay in this page only — nothing is saved to an account.

Question type

The reference tone plays first, then the question tone.

Which interval did you hear?

This session

Questions: 0
Correct: 0
Current streak: 0
Best streak: 0

Headphones make intervals easier to hear. Turn your system volume down before the first tone.

Questions are generated in your browser and audio is played with the Web Audio API. No microphone, upload, account or credits are involved.

Good to know

Ear training

Build a short listening habit around one question at a time. Interval mode plays two rising pitches and asks you to identify their distance; note mode asks for the target note name. Each question offers four answers, and feedback shows whether your choice was correct before you continue. The interval pool runs from a minor second to an octave, so this is a focused exercise in basic pitch relationships. Listen again when uncertain and compare your answer with the revealed result. Scores and answer streaks describe the current page session only. The tool generates tones locally and does not assess your singing, transcribe a recording, or provide an account-based course.

What each setting does

Question type: Choose interval recognition or note naming. Switching modes starts a fresh score history for that mode.
Playback and answers: Play the question, listen to both pitches, and select one of four choices. Replay before advancing when needed.
Session results: Review questions answered, correct answers, current streak, and best streak. These statistics are not saved to an account.

Choose interval or note mode and lower your device volume before playback.
Play a question, listen carefully, and choose the answer that matches what you heard.
Read the feedback, replay the tones to compare, then advance to the next question.

A few useful answers

The question plays a lower pitch followed by a higher pitch. The default interval range is one to twelve semitones.