Stickey Intervals vs Music Intervals Trainer Usage & Stats

Build your intervallic music reading skills with these fun games for piano! Level 1 > Make and identify interval degrees on the piano keyboard. > Single player: Don't let the ghost catch you! Drag the character to the piano key that forms the specified interval. > 2-Player: Race your opponent to select the interval degree that matches the played piano keys. Level 2 > Make and identify interval degrees on the staff. > Single player: Drag the notes on the staff to match the interval degrees you hear. See and hear how intervals change by moving notes on the staff. > 2-Player: Race your opponent in a rope-climbing competition. Select the interval degree that matches the interval on the staff to move up the rope. Level 3 > Match intervals on the staff to the keyboard. > Single player: Drag the notes on the staff to match the intervals played on the piano keyboard. > 2-Player: Re-order the keyboards to make the intervals shown on the keys match the intervals shown on the staff. See which player can stay up on the tightrope longest. Settings: > Intervals (from unison to octave) > Key signature > English or Fixed Do note naming conventions > English or Italian ordinal numbering abbreviations > Custom color scheme When not playing the game, interactively explore intervals as follows: > For the single-player Level 1, drag the characters to new piano keys to see the interval type and degree name displayed for those notes. Hear the interval by tapping the interval name label. > For single player Level 2 and Level 3, drag the notes to see the note names and interval type and degree change. Hear the interval by tapping the interval name label. > For 2-player Level 2, touch an interval number to see and hear and example of this interval on the staff. > For 2-player Level 3, touch the keyboard to hear the interval shown. Choose how the game ends in single player games: Set a time limit or play until you run out of lives. Choose how the key signature is overlaid on piano keys: shows dots or solfa, or hide altogether.

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Music Intervals Trainer

Interval is the fundamental part of music structures, since all melodies or harmonies can be considered as a sequence or layering of intervals. This app is to help improve your ability of interval recognition. More specifically, you can develop the following skills: • Ear Training When you hear a melody, you’ll be able to recognize the intervals by ears. This will improve your sense of relative pitch which is a powerful skill for any musician to have. • Music Reading When you read the music score, you’ll be able to identify the intervals between notes quickly. This will help improve the speed of your music reading. • Singing The app can detect the voice of your singing or the sound of your instrument playing through the microphone. This can help you sing/play intervals accurately. • Piano Playing If you are learning piano or keyboard, this app can help you identify the intervals between any pair of keys. This is very useful for chords and scales recognition, and it can even benefit your improvisation. • Music Transcription and Intonation The ability to name and reproduce musical intervals, is also an important part of music transcription and musical intonation. To help you acquire all the powerful skills mentioned above, the app provides the following features: • Practice Mode You learn at your own pace simply by answering the question, and if you are wrong, the correct answer will be shown for the duration of your choice. • View Mode You don’t need to do anything but watching, the questions and answers will be shown automatically after the delay of your choice. Good for lazy people like me. :) • Game Mode In this exciting countdown mode, you can challenge yourself and earn as many coins, medals, and trophies as you can. • Search Mode This mode allows you to look up the intervals you don’t know. • Learning Range Customization You can filter the intervals to learn by interval quality or number. This is extremely useful when you want to focus on certain interval types or differentiate the similar ones such as Major Third and Minor Third. • Question/Answer Approaches Customization You can customize the question and answer approaches flexibly, which allows you to do Reversal Learning. For example, to practice reading intervals, while you can answer the interval name based on the music notes you see, you can also do it reversely: answer the music notes based on the interval name you see. This is an effective way to memorize. • Intelligent Questioning Each question is generated intelligently based on the statistical information of your performance for each interval, so yes, the app enjoys attacking your weaknesses, but to make you stronger! :)