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How to Mix Intuitively Using Daily Ear Training Games

By Nathan Lively

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In this episode of the Sound Design Live podcast I talk to Noam Gingold, composer, teacher, and founder of SoundGym. We discuss how Noam transitioned from composer to teacher to entrepreneur, and how ear training games can make you a better artist and sound engineer.

When you are a student, you have to mix less emotionally. But later, it’s the best way.mix-intuitively-using-daily-ear-training-games-soundgym-noam-gingold

Show notes:

  1. All music in this episode by Gingold X.
  2. SoundGym on Facebook and Twitter
  3. Reaktor
  4. Why are listening skills important?
    1. They are the difference between a good artist and a great artist.
    2. They provide objective feedback of your progress.
    3. It’s easier for you to make intuitive decisions when you mix.
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