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Nov 08, 23:54 in BeatRace
@Kjetil Pedersen is a BeatRace legend - congrats on the win!

Hourly BeatRaces here: https://www.soundgym.co/beatrace/index
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Nerd #1
Nov 09, 00:00
Congrats!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 09, 00:54
Congrats!
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Bahram Dashti
Nov 08, 16:26 in SoundGym Cafe
@Bahram Dashti The Lord is back !! 😎
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@Bahram Dashti wellcome Lord!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 08, 03:39
Nice photo!
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Prēta (author)
Nov 08, 13:16
I sharted my bloody pantsu!!😈
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E A
Nov 08, 11:55
That's what happens when you don't take regular breaks.
@Harmic   just uploaded the song 'FREESTYLER - Hard Type Beat | Dark Trap Instrumental' to the SoundGym Charts.



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Could anyone share how their listening skills have changed since they started training with SoundGym? I’ve worked on a few mixing before, but along the way I realized that my ears needed a lot of training. That experience showed me just how important a good ear is for mixing, which is what brought me here.
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should you wondering whether there's any point to all this, or whether it's merely a swindle in a nice waistcoat, the short answer, my dear fellow, is: there is.

ear training (here, or by way of other instruments and exercises, there's no shortage of alternatives) is real.
the before and after can be positively scandalous.
or it can be nothing much at all.
here, as in most gentlemanly pursuits, it's all terribly personal and hangs on one's natural disposition.
everyone has their own ceiling.
the pace of progress is just as personal too
two options, really: it takes a long time, or it takes a frightfully long time.

and it demands a bit of discipline. what matters most is regularity and frequency. fifteen minutes, but daily, is incomparably better than a three-hour bender once a week.
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Sam King
Nov 05
First the more carefully you listen the more distinguished your hearing will become. You could just listen to a lot of stuff, but the games help focus your hearing onto specific elements.
Second, until you recognise exactly what each of your tools is doing to sounds, you won't have the insight to be able to deliberately apply them to your musical work. Messing around with an EQ to make something sound right is one thing (and it's a good thing), but knowing what you want to do and how this particular tool will help you do it before you open a plugin is another level of ability entirely. As is being able to identify a problem and recognising that the solution isn't EQ at all.
SpacePan Champ Winner, Nov. 2nd - Nov. 5th:

1st: @Helmut Mair 101 pts
2nd: @huid joppa 100 pts
3rd: @Romano G 99 pts

See complete standings:
https://www.soundgym.co/contest/view?id=OEKDEFOAVJR
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Colin Aiken
Nov 05
Congratulations!
What does it actually feel like to have Skrillex walk into your session? Chase & Status break down exactly what happened, and why working with him changed everything about how they approached the track 🎛️🔥
@Jorge Cano Recalde just uploaded the song 'Sigo esprando el sol' to the SoundGym Charts.



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Congrats @Alexandross Moreno for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Steve Rinaldi
Nov 05
Alexandross, what an accomplishment! Congratulations for winning your Diamond Ears!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 05
Outstanding achievement!
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Lio LM
Nov 06
Congratulations Alexandross! 🌈🌈🌈
Congrats @Nicola Torresin for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Lio LM
Nov 06
Congratulations Nicola! 🌈🌈🌈
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Great going Nicola !!! Diamond is an amazing achievement !
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congratulations nick!
@Flavio Timpanaro just uploaded the song 'La notte di capodanno - Live' to the SoundGym Charts.



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@Bobby Digital just uploaded the song 'Blue Eyes' to the SoundGym Charts.



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Congrats @Bahram Dashti for winning the Golden Ears Award!

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