Aural Interval Recognition
Press play, hear two notes, and learn how to recognize intervals by ear. Settings stay out of the way until you want a tighter drill.
By default the quiz uses melodic ascending playback. Open settings when you want descending or harmonic drills.
Which interval did you hear?
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Keep the pool tight until the sound becomes obvious.Quiz Settings
Use this only when you want to change round length, playback style, register, autoplay, or the included intervals.
How To Recognize Intervals By Ear
If interval recognition still feels random, keep the pool small and the listening conditions stable. Comparing just a few sounds repeatedly is usually more effective than testing every interval at once.
Start with major and minor thirds, perfect fourths, and perfect fifths. Once those feel obvious, add seconds, sixths, sevenths, and finally mixed playback modes. That gradual approach builds real aural recognition instead of fast guessing.
After intervals start to feel dependable, move into Chord Ear Training and Aural Scale Recognition so the same listening skill carries into harmony and scale color.