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Version 2.0 · 2025-12-15
This version features a full re-design of the app's appearance, various bug fixes, addition of the "in-tune" option, and a subscription option for the premium features.
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2025-12-15.








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Learn how to hear whether musical intervals are flat or sharp by playing a fun quiz-style game!
Flat or Sharp includes all musical intervals from a minor 2nd all the way up to two octaves, in melodic or harmonic varieties. Difficulty levels are fully customizable with a variety of options to accommodate any level of musicianship, from beginner to seasoned pro.…
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This version features a full re-design of the app's appearance, various bug fixes, addition of the "in-tune" option, and a subscription option for the premium features.
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