Auralis: Music Ear Studio

Train your musical ear through interactive listening, playing, rhythm, and notation exercises that adjust to your practice.

Auralis is an interactive music practice studio built around listening, movement, and repetition. Instead of learning only through definitions and diagrams, you work directly with sound. Listen to a musical pattern, identify what you hear, reproduce it on the keyboard, follow the notation, or tap the rhythm back in time. At the center of each session is a responsive piano keyboard paired with a live musical staff. Notes are synthesized as you practice, allowing exercises to change dynamically rather than relying on a fixed library of recordings. Practice begins with clear fundamentals and gradually introduces more detailed musical relationships. The skill path moves through intervals, triads, seventh chords, scales, modes, cadences, notation, and increasingly complex rhythms. Exercise types include: • Identify intervals by ear • Recognize chords and chord qualities • Distinguish scales and modes • Read notes directly from the staff • Repeat melodies on the keyboard • Tap rhythmic patterns • Sing or play back what you hear • Connect written notation with sound Before a new topic begins, compact theory cards explain the idea behind it. These lessons focus on how musical structures sound, how they are written, and how they relate to the keyboard.