Voicing Flight

Identify the red target’s interval from the chord root. Keys change automatically. Choose a family and voicing, or mix them all. Guitar preserves each shape on an endless twelve-fret pattern; NEXT shows the following question. Piano uses the same sounding pitches. Dominant 7♭5 shows one interval on a gold note: use it to identify the different red target. The two notes prefer nonadjacent strings without changing how often any voicing appears. String choices list the actual occupied strings, including gaps. Major / Minor 6 mixes only those two families. Easy mode reveals a random, lowest or highest note in gold; all Easy policies share a leaderboard separate from Normal. Keyboard: 1, 3, 5, 6 or 7 for the displayed interval on that degree; Space pauses. Still mode keeps the timer without motion. Three misses end a run. Correct answers earn 100–150 points; each five-answer streak raises the multiplier, up to 5×. Changing settings starts a new score.

Intervals are measured from the root of the scale of chords, regardless of the voicing or bass note.