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Functional Ear Trainer vs The Ear Gym

The Ear Gym

7.0#10 in ear training software$2.99, paid once
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FactFunctional Ear TrainerThe Ear Gym
AudienceThe app listing says it is for beginners through professional musicians and does not require playing an instrument.The maker describes the app as useful for pianists, guitarists, singers, producers, and music students.
HeadquartersEl Toscal, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, SpainGraz, Austria
PlatformsThe app is listed for iPhone and iPad on the App Store and for Android on Google Play.The maker links to downloads for iPhone, iPad, and Android.
PrivacyGoogle Play reports that the developer says the app shares no data with third parties, may collect location and personal information among other data, encrypts data in transit, and supports deletion requests.Apple's listing reports that the developer says purchases, usage data, and diagnostics may be collected without being linked to the user; Apple says this information is unverified.
PurposeThe app provides ear-training exercises and audio tools intended to improve musical ear and understanding of music theory.The Ear Gym is an ear-training app covering intervals, chords, scales, rhythm, harmony, solfege, and perfect pitch.
SupportThe maker lists [email protected] as its support contact.Google Play lists the support email as [email protected].

Functional Ear Trainer plans

  • Functional Ear TrainerFree
  • Functional Ear Trainer Plus$19.99, paid once

The Ear Gym plans

  • Free startFree
  • Unlock guided mode$2.99, paid once
  • Unlock free mode$2.99, paid once
  • Complete package$4.79, paid once

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.

Pick The Ear Gym if…

The Ear Gym suits music students, pianists, guitarists, singers, and producers who want structured ear and theory practice. Offline use and configurable drills may suit learners who want to practice on their own terms.

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