What is Doremeets?
ListenChooseReviewDoremeets is a listening game using recorded grand-piano sounds. A chord combines several pitches at once; a single note has one pitch. Here, chords contain three simultaneous notes. Children answer with pictures or solfege names.
Pitch check is a ten-question snapshot of your answers. Regular practice gives feedback while you learn. Choose the activity that fits your purpose.
Prepare the sound and space
Choose a quiet space and have a parent listen first. Use a comfortable device volume and check whether audio is playing through a Bluetooth device.
The web demo loads the recordings when you start. Use a stable connection and wait for the sounds to load. If playback fails, follow the support steps before answering.
Try the free white-key check
The app’s pitch check starts with white-key single notes across two octaves. Listen, choose Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La or Ti, then go to the next question. Choose sounds lets you select three octaves too.
Answers are reviewed after all ten questions, without right-or-wrong feedback during the check. Only white-key single notes are included for free; chords and black-key notes are part of the full version.
Start chord learning with one apple
AppleStart here
ChickParent adds
WhaleParent addsThe learning sequence begins with only the red Apple chord. A parent can add Chick and Whale free; further additions require the full version. It does not ask children to learn fourteen chords at once. A short prompt such as “That is Apple” can introduce the picture and sound.
Start with about three practice days. A correct answer with only one choice does not demonstrate discrimination. This chord sequence is separate from the free white-key single-note demo.