Note Recognition
About ear training practice
Hear piano notes and find them on the keyboard, at your own pace. Set up a round, listen, then tap the keys — or use A–L / Z–M (white) and Q–P (black) on a computer.
What you train
Each round plays one or more notes. You listen, then tap the matching keys on the on-screen piano. Beginner settings stick to white keys in a single octave; intermediate and advanced settings add black keys and wider ranges so you learn intervals and register changes gradually.
Replays and custom ranges make this mode ideal when you are new to relative pitch, returning after a break, or targeting a weak spot in your range.
How to use practice mode
- Open Practice Setup to choose difficulty, note range, and notes per round.
- Play the prompt, listen carefully, then tap the matching keys — on a computer you can use A–L and Z–M for white keys, Q–P for black keys, and Enter to submit.
- Review the round summary, adjust settings if needed, and keep practising. Side stats track accuracy and streaks as you improve.
Hear piano notes and find them on the keyboard, at your own pace. Set up a round, listen, then tap the keys — or use A–L / Z–M (white) and Q–P (black) on a computer.
Watch demoWarming up the keys…