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Seven mini-games. Each one trains a real musical skill — keeping time, hearing chords, identifying intervals, echoing rhythms, recognizing keys, tapping tempo, and remembering melodies. Earn stars. Level up your Noun teachers into stars. Saved to this device.

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LESSON 1 · MARINE LAYER · NOUN #313

Beat Keeper

Tap on each beat. Marine Layer plays a metronome at 80 BPM for 8 beats. Hit each one within ±150ms.
★ 50% · ★★ 75% · ★★★ 95%

Press SPACE or tap the big circle on each beat. Press start to begin.

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LESSON 2 · NIGHT BROADCAST · NOUN #1189

Chord Ear

Night Broadcast plays a chord. Pick what kind it is. Five rounds.
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Press start. You'll hear a chord and pick its type.

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LESSON 3 · BRASS ON MAIN · NOUN #287

Interval Ear

Brass on Main plays two notes ascending. Name the gap between them. Five rounds.
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Press start. You'll hear two notes ascending.

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LESSON 4 · FRIDAY FIVE · NOUN #612

Rhythm Echo

Friday Five plays a 4-beat pattern. You play it back on the four pads in time. Three rounds, getting harder each time.
★ get 1 · ★★ get 2 · ★★★ get 3

Press start. Listen first, then echo.

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LESSON 5 · RELEASE TRAIN · NOUN #1042

Key Recognition

Release Train plays a 4-note phrase (root · 3rd · 5th · octave) in a major key. Name the key. Five rounds.
★ 60% · ★★ 80% · ★★★ 100%

Press start. You'll hear a 4-note phrase in a major key.

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LESSON 6 · MARINE LAYER · NOUN #313

Tempo Tap

Marine Layer plays a phrase at a random BPM (60–160). Tap the big button to the beat — at least four taps. We compare your average to the true tempo. Three rounds.
★ within 30% · ★★ within 15% · ★★★ within 5%

Press start. Listen, then tap the big button on the beat.

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LESSON 7 · BRASS ON MAIN · NOUN #287

Melody Memory

Brass on Main plays a melody from the C-major scale. Echo it on the keys. Three rounds at 3 · 4 · 5 notes.
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Press start. Listen, then tap the keys in the same order.

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