Tone Memory
Hear a sequence of piano notes, then play it back from memory. Pure pitch-and-order recall that grows as you climb
About Tone Memory
Tone Memory is an ear-training memory game · you hear a run of piano notes and then play them back in the same order, with the sequence growing as you succeed.
How a round works. Listen to the tones light up the keys, then tap the keys back in the same order. Each round you survive adds another note to remember.
Part of Music Lab. Tone Memory is both its own game and a tab inside the Music Lab hub, so you can play it on its own or alongside the related games.
Still in beta. Tone Memory was just broken out into its own game, so you will find it in the Beta section of the library while its standalone landing is finished.
Part of PlayMemorize, a passion project from Christoffer De Geer. It runs entirely in your browser.
FAQ
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What does Tone Memory train?
Tone Memory trains auditory working memory and pitch recall · holding and reproducing a growing tone sequence. -
How do I play Tone Memory?
Listen to the tones light up the keys, then tap the keys back in the same order. Each round you survive adds another note to remember. -
How is Tone Memory related to Music Lab?
Tone Memory is one of the games inside the Music Lab hub. It also stands on its own here, with the hub still able to play it.