Pitch Match
Hear a note, then slide until your own note matches it. Ten notes a round, scored by how many cents you are off, so you can train your ear with every try.
- Brain
- Free, plays in your browser
- Mouse, touch or keyboard
- Added 30 October 2026
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- #sound
- #singleplayer
Pitch Match
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A real run of the game, recorded with captions and no sound.
How to play
- Press Hear the note to play a note. Turn your sound on first.
- Slide the control from low to high and press Hear yours to check your note against the first one. You can listen as often as you like.
- When the two sound the same, press Lock in. You score 3 points within 10 cents, 2 within 25 cents and 1 within 60 cents.
- A round is ten notes, so the top score is 30. Your best score is saved on this device.
Controls: mouse, touch or keyboard. Made by CalcoTools.
Tips and strategy
- When the two notes are close you will hear a wobble between them. The slower the wobble, the closer you are.
- Sing or hum the first note, then slide until your note feels the same.
- Go in small steps near the end. A tiny slide changes the pitch only a few cents.
- The notes come from the C major scale between A3 and E5, so they are real notes you would find on a piano.
FAQ
- What is a cent?
- A hundredth of a semitone, the gap between two neighbouring piano keys. Most people can tell notes apart at about 10 to 20 cents.
- Do I need headphones?
- No, but good speakers or headphones help. Phone speakers are weak at low notes.
- Does the game record my voice?
- No. It only plays sounds. It never uses the microphone.
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