🎯 10 rounds · Ear training · No instrument needed
Shruti Drift
A note plays. Then it drifts. Slide it back into tune. Pitch is the #1 anxiety of new music students — this turns the fear into a game.
How to play
- Hear reference — the pure target note plays.
- Hear drifted — the same note, nudged sharp or flat by 10–40 cents.
- Drag the slider — the drifted note bends live as you move.
- Lock it in — within ±5 cents = green lock. 10 rounds, drift grows each time.
What is a shruti?
Indian classical music divides the octave into 22 shrutis — microtones finer than the 12 Western semitones. That's why a raga can feel "between" two notes. Western pop calls the same skill "intonation"; either way, singers and players who hear small drifts sound pro. Passing this game is real evidence your ear works.
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Frequently asked
FAQ — Shruti Drift
Round 1 of 10
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