16 Tones: Ear Training Grids

Name: 16 Tones: Ear Training Grids
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)
Author: Egor Kunovsky

By: Egor Kunovsky App

Musical Puzzle

Overview

Version:

1.12

Last updated: 2026-08-31

Ranking

#417,397 ▼ 56

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Discover a new way to play with music in 16 Tones! On your screen, you’ll find a grid of colorful rectangles - each one plays a distinct musical tone when tapped. Your challenge: move the rectangles so that higher-pitched tones are placed higher up. It’s easy to pick up, relaxing to play, and perfect for training your musical ear.

Key Features:

Interactive sound grid - tap any rectangle to hear its tone
Bright, intuitive visuals designed for a soothing experience
Levels that gradually increase in complexity as you progress
Ideal for ear training, music learning, or simply unwinding
No timers or pressure, enjoy at your own pace
Fun for all ages and skill levels

Whether you’re a music enthusiast, puzzle fan, or just looking for a calming brain game, download 16 Tones now and enjoy a fresh, musical puzzle experience!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Egor Kunovsky

Rating:

4.50

(6)

Version:

1.12 Last updated: 2026-08-31

Version code:

890448154

Creation date:

2025-09-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

43.25MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 417,397 ▼ 56

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Developed by:

Egor Kunovsky

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/16-tones-ear-training-grids/id6746161344

User Reviews

Regarding purpose: I think this app is useful for helping folks develop the ability to distinguish between higher and lower pitches. I also think it can help people who can already do this at a basic level to refine that ability. Regarding design: The colors are pleasing to the eyes, and the tones are pleasing to the ear. Also the combinations of tones in each round are well thought out. I like to play a little improvisation afterwards, the instrument is smooth and fun to play, and the developer clearly made space for this possibility. Finally, the act of rearranging the shapes on the screen is simple and intuitive. That said, there are some bugs to work out still. I encountered a level with enharmonic tones that the program didn't allow to be solved. There needs to be a way to reset, and to skip over a level that's not working.