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EarMaster for Windows
Practice ear training, sight-singing and rhythm with EarMaster for Windows. Start with selected free exercises; additional courses require a paid license or subscription.
- Operating system
- Windows 10 and 11
- Architecture
- Not specified on the cited publisher download pages
- Download package
- EXE installer
The current download page lists Windows 10/11; the all-downloads catalog also labels this package for Windows 7/8. Older-system support was not independently verified.
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What is EarMaster?
EarMaster helps musicians practice recognizing intervals and chords, singing from notation and keeping rhythm. Its courses and customizable exercises suit individual practice alongside music lessons, with progress statistics to show which activities need more attention. Voice and clap recognition and MIDI input provide ways to answer exercises beyond selecting an on-screen response.
The free edition includes the first four modules of the Beginner’s Course, customized interval and chord identification, and selected additional content. It does not unlock the whole course library: the publisher offers an all-access subscription or a traditional platform-specific license for the remaining material.
This entry links to the publisher’s standard EarMaster 7 Windows EXE, not its separate Early Adopter release. The current download page lists Windows 10 and 11. The screenshot shows an older Windows interface from the source gallery; it illustrates the exercise selection workflow rather than the appearance of the current installer.
What it offers
- Practice ear training, sight-singing and rhythm through structured courses and exercises.
- Customize exercises for focused practice, including interval and chord identification.
- Use voice and clap recognition or MIDI input for supported exercise responses.
- Review progress with detailed practice statistics.
Good to know
- The free edition includes selected content only; the remaining material requires a paid license or subscription.
- The source-gallery screenshot shows an older Windows interface, not the current EarMaster 7 appearance.
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