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Corey Regan
Jan 08, 15:08 in SoundGym Cafe
It seems like a lot of people dread EQ Cheetah. I think the concept is a good one, but perhaps it would make more sense to use the same sample throughout each attempt?

If the goal is to train quick identification of a peak frequency, constantly changing the sample requires users to be familiar with each sample and spend time flipping between the eq on and off, which you really can't do with the inherent motivation of getting a good score in such a short amount of time, so it sort of encourages panic guessing more. Using the same sample throughout would let users focus solely on the main task of quickly identifying peak EQs without having to refamiliarize themselves with the source each time. What do you all think?
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SoundGym
Jan 08, 14:49 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @Jared Anderson for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
Congrats @Vincent Thomas for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Lio LM
Jan 07
Congratulations Vincent! 🌈🌈🌈
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Colin Aiken
Jan 08, 00:34
Legendary accomplishment!
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Hamsini Kaushik
Jan 08, 10:29
Congrats Vincent!
Congrats @Tiago Godoy for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Tiago Godoy
Jan 07, 16:44
Thanks, buddies

Hope I get to do something interesting soon with all that XP hahahaha
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Steve Rinaldi
Jan 07, 21:28
Sweet! What an accomplishment - congratulations!
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DJ Astrofreq
Jan 08, 00:10
excellent!!
Am I the only person who think that Soundcoins collect sound is too loud and hit your ears? Especially after attentive ear training lessons?
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Beto Ojeda
Jan 07, 17:29
@Cuantas Vacas Thank you so much Bro!
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Dave Morris
Jan 07, 17:42
@Beto Ojeda Great performance by all!
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Beto Ojeda
Jan 07, 18:23
@Dave Morris Thanks! 👊

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