StudioEars 2 - Audio Engineering EQ Training

With StudioEars 2 you improve your Audio Engineering Music Mixing & Mastering skills.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Music	Free	Sean Keith	iPhone, iPad, iPod

StudioEars 2 - Audio Engineering EQ Training Screenshot on iOS

Put your hands onto a Multi-Band Equalizer EQ Trainer and get Your Mix to match a Target Mix.

Choose from a variety of sounds, take Frequency EQ Quiz Units and get a decent practice in rhythm and harmonics.

Sounds include a variety from Pink Noise to real instruments.

In BPM Recognition, Rhythmic Patterns, Intervals, Chords and Scales exercises you can train your ear to harmonize with some of the most important aspects of music.

StudioEars 2 also comes with a few useful tools such as a BPM Tapper, Metronome or Tone Generator.

To keep track of your ear training and audio engineering improvements StudioEars 2 also provides a statistics section.

Try before you buy! Start up to 10 Training Units for free.

StudioEars 2 Overview:

- Frequency Training in Hands-on Equalizer or EQ Quiz Trainer Mode
- BPM Recognition
- Rhythmic Pattern building
- Harmonics: Intervals, Chords, Scales
- Reverb and Compressor Quiz Trainer
- Tools: BPM Tapper, Metronome, Tone Generator
- Audio Quiz Statistics

Reviews

Doesn't work
Sidlish7

The free version at least doesn't put out any sound and only works a handful of times before force to purchase (obviously not going to if the trial version is silent).

This app makes learning fun.
randroe

So far I've done several rounds of the various free trials and it's been great! I've never found another app like this one and I highly recommend it. I'm likely to purchase the app if it goes on sale. The price is just slightly too high for my liking. I was surprised that there hasn't been any positive reviews so far! Simply go ahead and give it a try for yourself.

Exactly what I was looking
SteezyWunder

It's perfect. It has all the studio/engineering stuff I need like eq, compression, reverb, etc. It has everything for theory type stuff which isn't as useful for me but I will still be using that portion too. The studio/mastering side is seriously way to good. I will be picking out frequencies in no time. I would recommend this to anyone trying to make a living in audio engineering. Thanks.