ListeningEarTrainer

ListeningEarTrainer, this useful tool is helpful in acquiring absolute pitch so as to improve your listening skills.
This simple and handy trainer offers two systematic methods to improve your pitch recognition and listening skills. Where the first method comprises The Singing Funnel Method which presents you randomly notes that you have selected for the exercise. The second method comprises The Octave Anchor Pitches Method where there is no requirement to sing. This software comprises of: the Absolute Pitch training with – 2 animated introductory lessons, 66 exercises for singing funnel method, and 8 exercises for The Octave Anchor Pitches Method; and the Relative Pitch Training – with An animated introductory and instructions lesson, 22 exercises for The Interval Overtone Method, An exercise to recognize triads, and so on.
This must have training program is also useful for learning to hear triads and seventh chords.

Listening Ear Trainer offers two systematic methods to improve your pitch recognition skills. The first method The Singing Funnel Method presents you randomly notes that you have selected for the exercise. Your task is to sing the notes with increasing precision. In the beginning the funnel is wide open: you may be more than 2 notes off and still pass that level. As you continue the funnel gets smaller and smaller. If you reach an accuracy of a quarter step, then you can identify notes with a precision necessary to distinguish the notes in our 12 half-step scales. The second method The Octave Anchor Pitches Method does not require you to sing. First you learn to distinguish five notes that are an octave apart. These are the C2, C3, C4, C5 and C6. Then you start adding other notes. The next notes are the G2, G3, G4, and G5. One by one, you will add notes during the exercises, until you cover all notes. Both methods start with easy to master exercises. Since the computer gives you feedback and keeps track of your progress you get a systematic approach to improve your ability to recognize notes.
The third method, the Interval Overtone Method, trains you to identify Intervals.