Adjust tuner response speed for your pitch practice

We added a setting that allows you to adjust the tuner response speed in our Perfect Pitch Trainer. You can set it to “slow”, “medium” or “fast”. The “slow” option averages pitch over a longer time span. Use this option for vibrato singing or bowed string instruments. The “fast” option responds to pitch changes more… Continue reading Adjust tuner response speed for your pitch practice

We translated the site into Swedish

We recently translated our website into Swedish. Sweden brought us some very famous music artists, including ABBA, Roxette, Ace of Base, Avicii and Europe. You may be surprised, but Sweden’s second largest export is music. Hopefully our Perfect Pitch Trainer Online will help musicians from Sweden with their ear training.

We translated the site in Italian

We are happy to announce that the site is now available in Italian. Italy is the home country of many famous composers, including Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Antonio Vivaldi, Claudio Monteverdi. If you like contemporary music, you probably know the following Italian musicians and singers: Adriano Celentano, Andrea Bocelli, Luciano Pavarotti, Ennio Morricone, Toto Cotugno.… Continue reading We translated the site in Italian

Bass guitar fretboard – new virtual keyboard in our pitch trainer

Up until now our online perfect pitch trainer only had 2 virtual keyboards – piano and guitar fretboard. Today we are adding a new option – bass guitar fretboard. If you play bass guitar yourself, we hope you will like this new addition! 🙂 In our collection of virtual instruments we already have 8 bass… Continue reading Bass guitar fretboard – new virtual keyboard in our pitch trainer

Perfect pitch test for multiple-note exercises

We are introducing the “test” mode for 2- and 3-note exercises, that is when you identify several notes played harmonically (at the same time). This exercise is actually one of the first exercises recommended by David Lucas Burge in his Perfect Pitch Ear Training SuperCourse. He calls it “ear opening drill”. Since our Perfect Pitch… Continue reading Perfect pitch test for multiple-note exercises