Your ear is a muscle.
This is the gym.
Hear music in layers
Five skills that stack, from naming a single note to hearing where a whole song is going.
Pitch
Hear a note and name it, across three octaves. Every other skill builds on this one.
Intervals
Melodies are built from the gaps between notes. Learn how each gap sounds and solos start spelling themselves.
Chords
Major, minor, sevenths, diminished. Learn each chord's color until one listen gives it away.
Scales & Modes
Every scale has its own flavor: bright, dark, dreamy, bluesy. Learn to name the one you're hearing.
Progressions
I–IV–V. ii–V–I. The patterns under most songs you know. Hear where the music is going before it gets there.
Day 1 to playing by ear
What actually happens when you show up five minutes a day.
Baseline
Take the placement test. Meet your starting ear, however rough.
First clicks
Octaves and fifths stop sounding the same. Something's happening.
No more guessing
Telling major from minor stops being a coin flip.
Melodies by ear
Simple tunes go from the radio to your fingers without sheet music.
Proof
Sing in tune. Transcribe a real song. The 'tone deaf' label dies here.
Hearing in layers
Bass lines, harmonies, arrangements all snap into focus. Your taste finally has the ear it deserves.
What people are saying
“I was told I was 'tone deaf' my whole life. After 30 days, I sang in tune for the first time ever. I actually cried.”
Philip H.Your ear is the one instrument you'll play for the rest of your life.
Every song you love has more in it than you're hearing.