What is Reddit's opinion of Tunerval: Interval Training?

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I use functional ear trainer as well. I think it helps. I'm not as far along as you are. I'm almost complete with the major scale in a random key with multiple octaves. I've been using it almost every day for 2 months and I have noticed that I can hear the tonic more easily when I'm listening to a song. I still struggle to actually hear the different scale degrees.

I also recently found this app called Harmony Cloud (it's on iOS, I don't know about other platforms). It costs $10, but I think the app is worth it. It teaches you to recognize the bass note of a progression, chord inversions, and chord qualities. The best part about Harmony Cloud is that it plays random chord progressions that make sense/sound good. And it tracks your progress.

And, shameless plug, you should checkout this app I wrote called Tunerval (iOS, Android). It helps you to recognize different intervals by testing if you can hear whether the specified interval is sharp, flat, or in-tune. Tunerval also tracks your progress so you can be sure you're improving. And it's free.

Try the app Tunerval (iOS, Android). It will help you begin to recognize different intervals by testing if you can tell whether the interval specified is sharp or flat. Also, it's nice that it will track your progress so you can be sure you're improving. It's free too!