Complete Ear Trainer

Name: Complete Ear Trainer
Rating: 4.7 (191 reviews)
Author: Binary Guilt

By: Binary Guilt App

Music

Overview

Version:

2.7.2

Last updated: 2025-05-07

Ranking

#105,128 ▼ 100

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Complete Ear Trainer is a gamified ear training app that builds your relative pitch and music theory through 150+ progressive drills across four levels and 28 chapters. It covers 11 drill types, 24 intervals, 36 chord types (with inversions), 28 scale types, melodic dictations, and more—with 5 octaves of grand piano sound and 7 additional sound banks. Each chapter includes a theory card, and the game-like progression requires mastering concepts before advancing. No staff-reading is needed, and you can create or rehearse your own custom drills anytime.

Features include cloud sync across devices, Apple Game Center achievements and world leaderboards, global progress statistics, and a clean material design UI with light/dark themes. Teachers can craft full training programs, invite students, and view scores on private leaderboards. Easy mode helps beginners, arcade mode offers quick drills, and the app was designed by a musician and teacher with a Royal Conservatory master's degree.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Binary Guilt

Rating:

4.70

(191)

Version:

2.7.2 Last updated: 2025-05-07

Version code:

874535788

Creation date:

2015-12-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.55MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 105,128 ▼ 100

Other platforms

Complete Ear Trainer (v2.7.4-186(121186))

1,020,104 4.56

(7,156)

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Developed by:

Binary Guilt

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/complete-ear-trainer/id1012455471

Website:

https://completeeartrainer.com

User Reviews

Complete Ear Trainer is praised for its effectiveness, depth, and value, with strong sound design and engaging, challenging drills. However, many reviews cite missing content (chords/degrees), insufficient feedback after errors, frequent bugs, and headphone-related timbre problems. Users also want more realistic chord progressions and clearer chord-reveal features. Overall, it’s a powerful tool for serious musicians, but it needs content updates and bug fixes to fulfill its potential.

Pros

Highly effective and transformative ear training; many users call it life-changing and worth the price.
Deep, varied, and customizable drills across chords, inversions, scales, and custom practice.
Engaging, challenging structure with two modes (easy and classic) that keeps users motivated.
Excellent sound quality and instrument tones that contribute to a realistic listening experience.
Good value for money; affordable price and strong overall value for serious musicians.

Cons

Content gaps: missing functional ear-training exercises (e.g., chords and degrees in context) despite the 'Complete' title.
Limited feedback after mistakes in some exercises; no easy way to replay or hear the correct root/chord after an error.
Stability and availability issues: crashes, launch failures, and problems with in-app purchases or store connections.
Sound quality on headphones can be poor or inconsistent; many users prefer using built-in speakers for listening.
Requests for more features such as realistic chord progressions/voice leading and the ability to see/relive the actual chord when revealed.

Recent reviews

It’s way too hard

by Ni*****, 2025-12-08

The app does a great job of gamifying many critical aspects of ear training to the point where it is fun, challenging, and habit forming. As a learner I would like to point out two of the app’s current weaknesses- 1, I think the title “Complete” ear trainer is a misnomer when it is missing functional ear training/degree in context exercises completely from its repertoire. 2, every exercise I have done until now has a way to learn after you make a mistake, but the lessons that I have been looking forward to (chords and degrees) provide no way to give myself auditory feedback after an error, and only plays a cadence one time before asking six questions wirh silence in between. In this format I feel like I learn nothing from my mistakes and the auditory memory of the context key disappears quickly. I wish it either played a new cadence for each question like many other ear training platforms do, or gives an option to relisten to the root chord and the test chord after a mistake, or literally any form of feedback at all. Truly if these two issues were resolved this app would be near flawless, however as long as I have to go to other platforms for certain ear training exercises it is certainly not “complete”