Train your ear by identifying the root note of songs from your own Spotify playlists. Cadence Chords plays tracks from your library and challenges you to recognize the tonal center by ear, helping you develop relative pitch using music you already know.
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Hey everyone! 👋
I’m really excited to share Cadence Chords with you today.
As a guitarist, I always found ear training apps a bit disconnected from how I actually learn music. Most of them rely on isolated piano notes or repetitive exercises, while I wanted to train my ear using songs I already know and enjoy.
That’s why I built Cadence Chords.
The idea is simple:
* Connect your Spotify account.
* Pick one of your playlists.
* Listen to a song and try to identify its root note by ear.
Because you’re practicing with familiar music, the exercises feel much more natural and engaging than traditional ear training.
I’d love to hear what you think:
* Is the concept interesting?
* What features would make you use it more often?
* Any feedback on the experience is greatly appreciated.
Thanks for checking it out, and I’ll be around all day to answer any questions! 🎶
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Love this idea since it uses music I already listen to. One thing that would help me a lot is letting me slow down or loop a short section of the track before guessing the root, because in faster songs it's tough to lock onto the tonal center on a single play.
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@cafergulde16899 That's a good idea! the problem right now is that it plays through Spotify, so I should find a way to slow down Spotify tracks! I'll write it down.
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Pulling songs from my own Spotify and guessing the key is way more fun than drilling random intervals. Caught me on a couple of tracks I was sure I knew, so it actually pushes you to listen closer.
Love this idea since it uses music I already listen to. One thing that would help me a lot is letting me slow down or loop a short section of the track before guessing the root, because in faster songs it's tough to lock onto the tonal center on a single play.
@cafergulde16899 That's a good idea! the problem right now is that it plays through Spotify, so I should find a way to slow down Spotify tracks! I'll write it down.
Pulling songs from my own Spotify and guessing the key is way more fun than drilling random intervals. Caught me on a couple of tracks I was sure I knew, so it actually pushes you to listen closer.