Train direction on purpose
Ascending and descending intervals do not always feel like mirror images. Coco splits Climb and Fall so both directions get focused practice.
Intervals
Interval ear training without guesswork
Intervals are the distance between notes. Training them helps you understand melodies, sing more accurately, transcribe faster, and hear musical motion clearly.
Seven focused games
Practice intervals in Coco
Three games train interval direction and size from different angles.
Name intervals and compare them
Naming intervals is useful, but comparison is useful too. Span trains the raw sense of which distance is wider, then naming becomes less abstract.
Common questions
Why are intervals important?
Intervals are the building blocks of melody. Hearing them helps with playing by ear, sight singing, transcription, improvisation, and composition.
Should I use song references?
Song references can help at first, but the long-term goal is to hear interval size directly without needing to recall a tune.
Which Coco games train intervals?
Climb trains ascending intervals, Fall trains descending intervals, and Span trains interval comparison.
Train intervals in a few minutes a day
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