Echoscope
Released
About the game
Echoscope is an ear-training game. Hear a note, interval, chord, or melody, then echo it back on your MIDI keyboard, your voice, or QWERTY. Structured lessons, blind mode, anchored roots, and long-term stat tracking sharpen your ear one round at a time.
Original Steam description
HEAR IT. ECHO IT.
Echoscope turns ear training into a tight play loop: the machine plays a signal, you play it back. No sheet music, no theory lectures. Just your ears, an instrument, and a scope that tells you exactly what you got right.
Echoscope turns ear training into a tight play loop: the machine plays a signal, you play it back. No sheet music, no theory lectures. Just your ears, an instrument, and a scope that tells you exactly what you got right.
PLAY IT · KEY IT · SING IT
- MIDI: plug in any class-compliant keyboard (yes, the 25-key mini on your desk works) and echo with real fingers.
- MIC: no keyboard? Sing or hum the answer. Real-time pitch detection matches you to the nearest octave.
- QWERTY / mouse: the on-screen piano is always there as a fallback.
TRAIN WHAT MATTERS
- Singles, intervals, chords, melodies: four signal types with escalating tiers.
- Lessons: a structured progression with clear pass bars, from unison vs. octave up to full melodic dictation.
- Free play: dial in exactly the drill you want and grind it.
SHAPE THE DRILL
- ROOT anchor: let roots drift, hold every round to one fixed note, or lock them to a key.
- RANGE window: constrain everything to the octaves you can actually sing or reach, then expand as you grow.
- HIDDEN signal: blind mode replaces the visual signal with a "?". Ears only.
WATCH YOURSELF GET BETTER
Every round is logged. Accuracy by signal type, streaks, session history, per-interval confusion. The stats screen shows you what your ear actually knows, not what you hope it knows.Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
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