Free ear training VST plugin for sound engineers

[CAMERONlouw]

Well I do say, I like your accent sir. :-)

[fillzyvoltron]

its awesome! but your site is down. where can I get this plugin?

[3LECTROCLASH]

Just wondering what the purpose is of this?

[VixMusicProduction]

haha its not someone from "Denmark" :)

[Bande]

I love danish accent!!!!!

[TheRealBlackRefleX]

Norton Security Software tells this is a middle risk...

[duncmanable]

Are you Dutch?

This software is an amazing contribution to the world of audio, thank you very much!

[itchybumz1]

Do you have to use a DAW like FL Studio to open this program or can you open it another way?

[Narz3000]

You have a cool accent.  Where you from? I'm gonna guess Louisiana. I'm sure I'm wrong though. Thanks for a great tool. I really need this right now. Good luck to you.

[puppydoganal]

interesting accent

[MrMikeyMontgomery]

Fantastic program mate. Thanks:)



[balaftuna]

Great stuff!

love your slogan!

[johnnywoodbugs]

ahh.. too bad it doesn't work on 64bit windows

[soundeng1]

Mac Please!

[earPluginseu]

@soundeng1:

Well, yes that's a predictable and reasonable request, and the answer is: Yes I want one too, because if I had one, I could make plugins for it.

Until then, I would recommend you check out Auricula. They seem to have an extensive ear training suite for mac and iPhone (payware). Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with Auricula in any way, and have never tried their products.

Enjoy your training, Flemming

[fran86beta]

A suggestion: a ear training to compressor rates

[urbanmultitracks]

Now this is both innovation and contribution at its best. Thank you for creating and sharing this.

[benoitfan01]

Good stuff man! Any plans on a Mac version?

[Bubblegumstudios]

Great idea. Expand on it, make millions (OK, thousands, maybe!) and then retire a happy and fulfilled person :)

[43932]

@Bubblegumstudios but it 's free !

[mattrocker]

that's an excelent learning tool right there!

i would love to get a mac version

[scatterbat]

.......or you could just spend some time mixing. Anybody with an EQ can teach themselves the spectrum. Sure this is convenient, but....

[earPluginseu]

@scatterbat

Yes, you can say that about music making in general. A lot of people use that approach, and a few achieve excellent results. Many others prefer dedicated education because, like Tune, it is more effective for the time put in.

[kaih8941]

@scatterbat but what? Do you have an actual argument against focused training methods such as these - or are you just here to pose?

[scatterbat]

@kaih8941 whatever. I don't give a shit what you do. Sorry for hurting your feelings.

[kaih8941]

@scatterbat Thats a clear and resounding NO then. I was just checking, out of curiousity. Why would someone who doesnt give a shit worry about my feelings?

[scatterbat]

@kaih8941 this antagonistic forum bullshit is so pathetic.

[kaih8941]

@scatterbat I understand. I'd be mad too if someone exposed me as a poser. Do you notice how you're playing along? Funny that.

[catonlsd3]

Playing with this right now and I'm enjoying it very much!

+6 is getting easy with 1/1oct. Can you plase consider including a +3 / -3 amplitude in the settings tab?

Thank You! :)

[briancares]

This is great, dude. Its basically Golden Ears in Plug-In format. Could you try to employ compression, distortion, delay etc.? This would be amazing since Golden Ears gets veeery boring after doing it for some time.

I really think you should expand on this idea.

Kudos, Sir!