1. Temperament: 24 meantone(ish)
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    Press the blue buttons to select what you think was played, press the play button anew to hear it again. Press the red stop button to silence any lingering sounds.
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  1. Cd
  2. C
  3. Ddb
  4. Db
  5. Dd
  6. D
  7. Edb
  8. Eb
  9. Ed
  10. E
  11. Fd
  12. F
  13. Gdb
  14. Gb
  15. Gd
  16. G
  17. Adb
  18. Ab
  19. Ad
  20. A
  21. Bdb
  22. Bb
  23. Bd
  24. B
  25. Cd
  26. C
  27. Ddb
  28. Db
  29. Dd
  30. D
  31. Edb
  32. Eb
  33. Ed
  34. E
  35. Fd
  36. F
  37. Gdb
  38. Gb
  39. Gd
  40. G
  41. Adb
  42. Ab
  43. Ad
  44. A
  45. Bdb
  46. Bb
  47. Bd
  48. B
  49. Cb
  50. C

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  3. subminor third
  4. neutral third
  5. supermajor third
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Xenharmonic Ear Trainer

=currently available levels=
edo stands for 'equally divided octave'.


=feedback=

feedback can be sent to miekko@kapsi.fi
or over irc, miekko on freenode.

=currently known bugs=

Why does There is an ugly hack that fixes the sound system break that caused weirdo 90s modem sounds. Just some duct tape until I fix the main culprit.

"C" is not fixed, nor is "A" - for any given tuning it probably is at a fixed frequency, but due to dumb design decisions on my part, it does flit around a bit between them. Luckily, not very many tunings "have" a reasonable 'A' or 'C' (these would be the meantones and hyperpythagoreans having reasonable "A" or "C" analogues, i.e. any temperament with keyboard layouts where the basic pattern is LLsLLLs, L being a white key followed by some black keys, and s being a white key followed by fewer black keys)

ROADMAP

After fixing the sound, the next goal is extracting the level data into separate .json files to make this less of a bulky download.

After this, some cookie-based system of making persistent states available, followed by a way of entering the desired edo and level directly in the address bar. After this, a login system, a member database, and then maybe a keyboard layout editor and (definitely) a level editor are next in turn.

After this, a way of doing just intonation and overtone scales is next.

Borrowed http://jsfiddle.net/jwFec/1/ for sub- and superscripts on top of each other.