Interval Finder
Identify the interval between two notes. Hear it harmonically or melodically, ascending or descending. Streak and accuracy stats are saved between sessions.
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Name the interval between the highlighted notes
How to use it
- Pick a difficulty: common intervals (m2, M2, m3, M3, P4, P5, octave) or all twelve.
- Pick a direction: harmonic plays both notes together; melodic plays them one after the other.
- Hit Listen, then choose the interval name. The audio plays again whether you're right or wrong, so the sound sticks.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an interval?
- The distance between two pitches, measured in semitones. The same interval sounds the same regardless of which notes form it.
- Why train this?
- Recognising intervals by ear is the foundation of melodic transcription, harmonisation and improvisation.
- Any tips?
- Keep sessions short (3β5 minutes), use the Interval Song Chart for mnemonics, and start with harmonic before tackling melodic.