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1. I own the PC/Mac version and you can create your own custom chords like polychords, tone clusters, random quintal quartal chords, and atonal stuff, however you want it, that’s one of the main reason I use this app, is the flexibility that on other app has. But that feature is not available on the Ipad version. I bought a ipad pro thinking that i can use it to train my ear wherever I go. I would totally pay some bucks to get that feature tho. 2. In earmaster 6, the entire piano keyboard is shown, but for some reason, in earmaster 7, the developers decided to only show the keyboard partially, and if you do chords and intervals that span over a few octaves, you have to constantly browse back and forth to input the answers, WHY? It’s only a downgrade from earmaster 6. Now it’s still the best ear training app on the market, but it’s not as good of a experience compared to the previous version.

I teach a lot of piano students (currently remotely) and thought this app would be a great supplement to the theory assignments I already give. I was seriously considering purchasing the app but thought I should try it out myself. Well, I didn’t get far because I couldn’t pass the simple rhythm test in thr first module! I tried clapping to no avail. When I went back to listen to what I clapped, I heard only one of the four notes I clapped. So I tried tapping on the side, on the screen, nothing helped. I carefully waited for the four lead-in metronome clicks and then for four example claps, and started on the next metronome click after the claps. And it won’t let me even advance to the next elementary level. Any explanation or advice? I tried with headphones (Bluetooth and wired) and without headphones. I am sitting in an absolutely quiet room.

There a number of other ear training apps available. At these prices I would rather pay a music teacher or take an online class. Paying $12 per section is outrageous. It would be cheaper to take a college course.