Perfect Pitch Free App Reviews

Ther are no instructions, the photo and description make it seem like youre supposed to sing the notes, which is what I was looking for, but that isnt what happens. It looks like it plays a note and youre supposed to pick the correct note that was played. How is this going to help anyone learn to sing or improve their singing??? Waste of time- dumb!

I see nothing wrong with this. It does exactly what the description says. I suppose the problem is that the game assumes a person knows what perfect pitch is (as in the musical term, not the title of the app) but the game is only really useful to people who understand perfect pitch anyway. Recommendations: 1) add more octaves 2) maybe play a few random notes in between the ones you need to guess. The way it is now, the first one helps you practice perfect pitch, and after that it is more like training your ear for intervals than pitches.

Works very well for me. For those who dont understand, perfect pitch is the ability to hear a note and recognize the name of its pitch. I think it would be helpful to show what the missed note was so we can stop missing it. Thanks!

Terrible. It is so strict that you have no opportunity to improve. Look at "pitch hero" to see how this should be done. Only nice thing is it has labels on the keys.

Im pretty good! :D and for those who are frustrated and do not understand, pitch is the ability to recongnize notes by ear, people are normally born with the ability and for this You have to know how to read music dont get angry if it doesnt work for you.

The worst game I played In my life!!!!!!!!

Not very complicated and fun.

Already sluggish the update makes things worse by disabling the keyboard when the repeat button is presssed. Not even worth it free. Avoid.

This isnt a bad app, it just need to fix 2 things. First off, please make the notes more random. From time to time I have had to play the same note 3 times. Second off, add more octives. Make it harder. Even with these, youre only getting what you see; nothing special

This is a nice app for me. Please change the notes D#, G#, and A# to Eb, Ab, and Bb. Then it would be really nice. Thats the way a tuner or musicain would refer to them in this context. Please look it up. Thanks, still five stars.

Its a stupid app! Just a waste of downloading time.

Excellent way to improve your ear! The notes are In tune at A440! Should add a practice mode where the user can play the pitches they want

at least add the ability to play the keyboard before you take the test.

Its not really an effective perfect pitch practice with all the sustain on the piano but its good for interval practice :) when you go really fast and trust your instincts you will learn faster and train your brain :) nice app!

Not worth it lame boring not fun

This app had so much potential! What it does works well, but will be frustrating for those that are brand new to music. Adding a few modes would make this an app worth a lot of $$$$$! Please add an easy mode where the proper note is shown as the initial tone is played. New users can then go into the actual app and get the most out of it when they are ready. Also, there is potential for a microphone mode where people simply sing the note back!!! That would be sick!

The most serious criticism I have is that it does nothing (e.g., playing random notes inbetween trials) to discourage the listener from relying on relative rather than absolute pitch. Even if you miss the first note you get the correct answer immediately, then you can easily hear the interval the next note is off, e.g., once you see that the 1st note is G, and you hear that the next note is a major 3rd up, you know its a B. Its great for relative pitch training, though. 2nd criticism, the keyboard is too small to reliably hit the intended notes, frustrating if youre trying for a high score. Great app otherwise!

For those who saw the description and thought this was an app for singers, its not (not specifically). Its for musicians of any kind who are trying to train their brain to hear and recognize notes accurately. If you find that boring, you wont like this app. It was really tough at the beginning, because there are no levels. You cant gradually train yourself to discriminate among a smaller subset of notes, and then progress to the full scale. I have another ear trainer that has lower levels where you first only identify CDEFG, then full Cmaj scale, THEN full chromatic scale, which is great for beginners. The Perfect Pitch app is nice if youre more advanced but jumping in to trying to identify the full chromatic scale with no background is challenging. The other obvious problem is, as another reviewer mentioned, youre really relying on relative pitch recognition. After I spent some time with interval recognition on another app, this one was suddenly really easy. The pros are: simple, attractive, easy to use, and really nice sound quality. I find the keyboard sufficiently large to tap the correct keys reliably. And, well, its FREE! Im definitely keeping it in my ear training arsenal for periodic use. I hope the developer will make some more improvements to support different levels (novice to experienced), and recognition of notes at higher and lower octaves (jumping around might discourage easy relying on interval recognition). If that comes out as a paid app Ill definitely buy it!

It isnt a very good app. From the description I thought it was for singing. Also it played the same sound twice in a row, then said it was two different keys. Very confusing and frustrating!

The simplicity is its best aspect. Very effective, and fast acting. Ive been using it for two weeks and went from being able to recognize 5-8 notes to 21-23 consistently. I would recommend having the pro version cover multiple octaves, though.