Figure out Music visualizes music theory on real instruments and drills you on it. The core idea runs through every page: the twelve notes split into two whole-tone families — F G A B C♯ D♯ and C D E F♯ G♯ A♯ — and every major scale takes three notes from one family and four from the other. Once you can see that split on your instrument, key changes stop being abstract.
Everything is keyboard-driven (hotkeys are shown on the controls, press ? on a practice page for the full list), works with a MIDI foot pedal, and the pink marker is always the note to find.
Random-note drills on an 88-key keyboard — show or play mode, with whole-tone plupps, key guides, triads and staff projections.
Staff sight-reading drills in both clefs and all 13 key signatures, with line families, side piano and accidental ladders.
Fretboard drills with audio, note topography, symmetry lines, unison staircases and movable position shapes.
Fretboard poster with the note topography — switch to practice mode for full drills.
Fretboard poster for GCEA tuning — switch to practice mode for full drills.