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Ear Training Course for Audio Engineers and Musicians
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Ear Training Course for Audio Engineers and Musicians

Ear training is career training - Improve your critical listening and mixing skills
Created bySean Shannon
Last updated 7/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn to identify frequencies, delay and reverb times, compression settings, phase and stereo effects, and more by ear to make better mixes.

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Course content

2 sections • 11 lectures • 3h 9m total length

  • The Mixing Engineer's Toolkit28:10

    This Ear Training course is composed of 2 parts. The first part is The Mixing Engineer's Toolkit (this section), with the demonstration of the sound shaping tools available to mixing engineers. The second part is the Rack Box Drills (section 2, the next section), where you listen to hundreds of examples of audio effects and processing, and you choose the correct answer to "what did you just hear?" from the multiple choice question for each example. The answers to the Drills are in the download available for Section 1 (Inside 'The Ear Training Kit User Guide' in this section). Follow the instructions in the User Guide, and repeat the course as many times as you need to sharpen your critical listening skills.

Requirements

  • This course requires stereo speakers or headphones; beginner to advanced

Description

This Ear Training course is designed to train your ears to identify audio characteristics like frequencies, delay times, the sound of compression, phase and stereo effects, and more. Demonstrations and drills allow you to learn the sounds and practice critical listening so you can produce better sound. In section 1 (the Mixing Engineer's Toolkit), you learn the sounds; you can see the effects of the audio processing on the signal as you hear it. Then in section 2, you train your ears to identify sounds by practicing your skills with the Rack Box Drills. Whether you are seeking a career in audio or looking to make better sound, this course is essential.

Who this course is for:

  • Audio engineers and recording musicians who want to train their ears and improve their critical listening and mixing skills.

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