Auralia
7.0#9 in ear training softwareFrom $3.25 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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Functional Ear Trainer
7.2#4 in ear training software$19.99, paid onceFree planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Auralia | Functional Ear Trainer |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The maker describes Auralia as suitable for beginners through advanced students, including high school, college and university learners. | The app listing says it is for beginners through professional musicians and does not require playing an instrument. |
| Headquarters | Melbourne, Australia | El Toscal, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain |
| Purpose | Auralia is ear-training software covering fundamentals such as pitch, rhythm, intervals, chords, scales and tuning. | The app provides ear-training exercises and audio tools intended to improve musical ear and understanding of music theory. |
| Support | Support resources include a knowledge base, software updates, training videos, technical support and Cloud support. | The maker lists [email protected] as its support contact. |
Auralia plans
- Auralia Cloud (6 months)$25, paid once
- Auralia Cloud (12 months)$39 a year
- Auralia Student$99, paid once
- Auralia$169, paid once
Functional Ear Trainer plans
- Functional Ear TrainerFree
- Functional Ear Trainer Plus$19.99, paid once
Pick Auralia if…
Auralia is suited to beginners through advanced students, including high school, college, and university learners. Teachers may find its progress tracking, assessment options, custom content, and LMS integrations useful.
Pick Functional Ear Trainer if…
Functional Ear Trainer suits people from beginners to professional musicians who want to practice hearing tones in a key. The app listing says no instrument is needed, and the maker suggests 10 minutes of daily practice.