Best Ear Training Apps for Guitar with Tips

Ear training is one of the best things you can do to develop your musical abilities. In this video, I give you a detailed look at a couple of the best ear training apps available.
In the video, I mention some useful guides to help you get better results from your ear training. Check these guides out to learn more:
Ultimate Guide on Ear Training: guitargearfinder.com/faq/what...
How to Practice Guitar (Science-Based Effective Practice): guitargearfinder.com/faq/how-...
This guide explains the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve as I mention in the video.
Best Ear Training Apps: guitargearfinder.com/guides/b...
Be sure to check out my video explaining intervals if you're not familiar with music theory. It will help you get better results from your ear training if you understand what all the interval names mean.
Check out more helpful guides, lessons, and reviews at guitargearfinder.com/

[@AaronMatthies]

Learn more about ear training in this guide: guitargearfinder.com/faq/what-is-ear-training/

[@MaxSkilZZ]

Thank you so much, I finally have a plan for my ear training

[@MVH5150]

Thank you

[@Dino_Pony]

I've used perfect ear trainer for about a week, and im still only getting about 60% accuracy on the first exercise :c
Are there any tips you can give me because I've never played an instrument or learnt music theory before D;
Either way I'm going to stick with it and hope I get better

[@AaronMatthies]

Is that exercise the interval comparison? It shows you a fretboard diagram with the starting note, so what you might want to do is try and figure out what the notes are on guitar and play them. Play the starting note shown in the app, then listen to the audio and try to figure out where the second note is played. Then figure out the note in the other interval.
You might find that playing the notes on your own guitar will help you get a better idea of what you're hearing in the app. Of course, it will also make the answer obvious, but it should give you a way to ease into the exercises and feel more comfortable with what you're hearing.

[@BeantownToBigD]

Perfect Ear is now available for iOS