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ChordIQ vs Open Music Theory

ChordIQ

songtive.com

Open Music Theory

openmusictheory.github.io

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FigureChordIQOpen Music Theory
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
macOSYes—
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published41
Spec score · Music Theory Software9.0 (#2)7.3 (#22)
AudienceThe maker says ChordIQ suits beginners learning staff notes and intermediate musicians strengthening music theory and ear skills.The site describes the textbook as intended for college-level music theory courses.

Plans

ChordIQ

  • FreeFree
  • Pro lifetimePrice not published
  • Pro weeklyPrice not published
  • Pro yearlyPrice not published

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Open Music Theory

  • Open Music TheoryFree

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In their own words

ChordIQ

ChordIQ teaches sight-reading, ear training, rhythm, singing and music theory through interactive games. It offers more than 30 modes covering reading, chords, scales, theory, ear training, singing and rhythm. Reading practice includes treble, bass, alto and grand staff, key signatures, note values, rests, and Marathon and Survival runs. Ear exercises cover intervals, chords and notes by ear, perfect pitch, solfège scale degrees and melodic dictation. Players can tap written rhythms across ten complexity levels, echo heard rhythms, or sing or play pitches scored with a live cents meter. Supported instruments are piano, guitar, ukulele and bass, with on-screen keyboard or fretboard input in playing modes. External class-compliant MIDI keyboards work on iOS and Android; iOS supports wired or Bluetooth MIDI, while Android uses USB OTG. Scores appear on the World Chart leaderboard, with separate rankings for each mode. ChordIQ runs on Android, iOS and macOS. Its free plan includes most game modes, with ads between rounds. Pro is available as yearly and weekly subscriptions or a one-time lifetime purchase; prices vary by country and appear in the store before purchase.

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Open Music Theory

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