Tuneful
My voice is
Music practice that feels like play.
Six short games for your ears, voice, eyes and sense of time. Nothing to unlock, nothing to lose. Just your best scores, saved on this device.
Start here · tap the scale
Do, Re, Mi… are names for the eight steps of a scale, from low Do to high Do (Do'). Each step keeps its color in every game.
Listen
train your earSing
voice, or drag to playRead & keep time
eyes and handsMusic words, in plain English
- Pitch
- How high or low a note sounds.
- Semitone
- The smallest step on a piano: one key to the very next one.
- In tune
- Your note lands on the target pitch, close enough that they blend.
- Flat · Sharp
- Flat means a bit too low. Sharp means a bit too high.
- Beat
- The steady pulse you tap your foot to.
- Rhythm
- The pattern of long and short sounds laid over the beat.
- Staff
- Five lines where notes are written. Higher on the staff = higher pitch.
- Major · Minor
- Two flavors of chord. Major sounds bright; minor sounds darker.
Singing games use your microphone (your browser asks first). No microphone? Drag on the stage or use the ↑ ↓ keys to play a slide whistle instead.