From this lesson onward, we will also use piano sounds.
You will compare your own voice with piano notes and decide whether the pitch is higher, lower, or the same.
Where Lesson 4 fits in Pitch Master
Let’s work on Lesson 4 below!
Skills developed in Lesson 4
What skills can I develop in Lesson 4?
The ability to recognize higher and lower pitches even when the timbre differs.
Using piano sounds may feel harder at first, but you will get used to it with practice. Let’s practice together!
Using piano sounds may feel harder at first, but you will get used to it with practice. Let’s practice together!
How to play Lesson 4
Please tell me how to play!
Tap “Record voice for 2 seconds” at the bottom left. A 3, 2, 1 countdown begins; then sing at as steady a pitch as possible. Any pitch you can produce comfortably is fine.
After the two-second recording, your pitch appears.
“Listen to my voice” and “Listen to the piano” buttons appear in the center. Decide whether the piano pitch is higher than, lower than, or the same as your voice.
“Listen to my voice” and “Listen to the piano” buttons appear in the center. Decide whether the piano pitch is higher than, lower than, or the same as your voice.
If the result is incorrect, I recommend tapping “Listen to Audio” to review.
What should I do if I forget how to play or use the controls during the game?
Tap the “i” icon at the top right to open the instructions page!
To return to the game, tap “←” at the top left.
There are 10 questions. After answering all 10, you will see a list of your results. Listen again to questions you got wrong or felt unsure about.