A melody-guessing puzzle for your ears, listen to a hidden tune, then rebuild it note by note on a pitch grid, with coloured feedback guiding each try.
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How to play
A short hidden melody plays. Your job is to reproduce it by ear on a pitch grid, placing the notes you think you heard. After each attempt, every note is colour-coded, telling you which pitches are exactly right, which are close, and which are wrong, so you refine your guess over a handful of tries until the tune matches.
Listen to the hidden melody, then place notes on the pitch grid to recreate it.
Submit your attempt to get per-note colour feedback.
Use the hints to adjust pitch and timing until you nail the full sequence.
Game modes
Daily, one shared hidden melody for everyone each day.
Practice, endless fresh tunes to train your ear.
Controls
Desktop: click cells on the pitch grid to place notes; arrow keys help navigate.
Phone & tablet: tap cells to place notes, fully touch playable.
Tips & strategy
Replay the melody and hum it back before placing, a steady internal pitch beats guessing.
Lock in the notes marked exactly right, then experiment around the 'close' ones.
Get the contour first, whether the line rises or falls, then fine-tune individual pitches.
About Sequence Seer
Sequence Seer is an original free browser game that brings the guess-and-refine word-puzzle format to music, challenging you to reconstruct a hidden melody purely by ear.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
