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Card 218 of 9802026-09-27 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-09-27

DegreeEar’s tonic-first ear drills

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A Chinese-language browser app for humming recognition, scale-degree listening, phrase dictation, and chord-progression practice.

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Music learners practicing relative pitch and harmony
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Random- and fixed-key drills both replay the tonic before each target; four levels expand the available scale degrees.

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For single-note drills, users can choose random or specified keys; both modes play the current tonic before the target, and actual pitches vary even when the scale degree stays the same. Four difficulty levels expand the allowed degrees from 1/5/7 to all seven. Phrase and chord exercises each offer playback, answer entry, and statistics; a separate diagnostic area mentions frame-by-frame pitch inspection and JSON export.

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