• Key - Select a major or minor key. Minor keys use the notes of the minor natural, harmonic or melodic scale.
• Degrees - Select the degrees to use.
• Clef: Select the clef to use.
• Tempo - sets the tempo at which the notes are played.
• Use moveable C: allows you to answer using moveable C. In the case of minor keys, C is the tonic. You can use Eb or E natural for the III degree. The VI and VII degrees work similarly.
• Compound Interval Use compound intervals (greater than an octave).
• Answer using: You can answer using a one-octave visual keyboard, a two-octave keyboard, or the note name. Even if you use the two-octave keyboard, the answer is considered correct regardless of the octave.
• Play notes in groups of: specify the number of notes in each group.
• Stop after: choose to stop after a number of minutes or exercises.
• Click OK to start the exercise or press Enter/Return.

The exercise begins by playing a short chord progression to establish the selected key. It then plays a group of notes.

Identify the notes by clicking on the note buttons or the visual keyboard.

If your answer is correct, the note will have a green checkmark over it. If your answer is wrong, the correct note (not the one you wrote) will have a red X over it.