EarMaster - Music Theory

Name: EarMaster - Music Theory
Rating: 4.6 (409 reviews)
Author: EarMaster ApS

By: EarMaster ApS

Ear training & sight-singing

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Features & Capabilities

EarMaster - Music Theory is a comprehensive ear-training app for all levels, offering thousands of exercises for ear training, sight-singing, rhythm work, and vocal practice to help you become a better musician.

Features include a complete beginner course, advanced ear-training and jazz workshops, customizable drills (voicing, key, pitch range, cadences), real-time feedback on pitch and timing, and cloud sync for schools using EarMaster Cloud. Not affiliated with ABRSM or RCM.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Music & Audio

By:

EarMaster ApS

Rating:

4.60

(409) 1 new ratings

Version:

7.9.4 Last updated: 2026-05-21

Version code:

884582978

Creation date:

2016-06-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

305.07MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

EarMaster ApS

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/earmaster-music-theory/id1105030163

Website:

https://www.earmaster.com

User Reviews

Overall, users praise EarMaster for its extensive ear-training library, strong rhythm and sight-singing tools, a useful bass fretboard feature, flexible self-paced practice, and solid portability for on-the-go learning. Recurrent drawbacks include pitch-recognition issues for certain voices, frequent stability crashes and startup errors, accessibility gaps, pricing concerns, and some usability limitations such as forced landscape mode.

Pros

Comprehensive ear-training library covering intervals, chords, rhythm, and sight-singing.
Rhythm and sight-singing tools are highly helpful for choirs and musicians.
Bass fretboard feature provides a useful alternative to the keyboard, especially for bass players.
Flexible, self-paced practice that adapts to your level.
Portable and travel-friendly, great for practice on iPad/iPhone on the go.

Cons

Pitch recognition is inconsistent, especially for baritone and lower voices, leading to incorrect scoring.
Frequent stability issues: crashes, audio unit initialization errors, and startup unresponsiveness.
Accessibility and compatibility problems: not usable with VoiceOver, limited support for hearing aids, and unreliable mic detection on iPad.
Pricing concerns: per-section costs and separate desktop version feel expensive.
Usability constraints: forced landscape orientation and other interaction limitations (e.g., mic pickup issues).

Recent reviews

Endless treasure trove for ear training! When I started, I couldn’t even hear a harmonic interval. Now I can hear (simple) chords. Awesome tool, and I only scratched the surface.