I think that like in any other game there are instances where the differences are very difficult (IMO) to figure out (and it also varies from one instrument to another). For reverb, I sometime crank up the volume a little so that I can better figure out a tiny tail of a reverb that gives me a hint (doesn't work all the time though😁, but it has helped me). Focusing on the moment the instrument/vocal stops makes it easier too as it is where you get a better chance to hear the reverb (but I'm sure you figured it out already). But yes sometimes it feels a bit frustrating. My nemesis has been ''saturation'' for the longest time.
Can't say I have, yet. Just started the beginning of january. Using headphones made it way easier for me on the Reverb Wizard but a lot harder on EQ-type games. The latter may improve after time, maybe I just need to used to the headphones :-)
Huge thanks to SoundGym for being such an amazing ear-training tool 🎧 I’ve made real progress thanks to the app, and here’s a video showing where I’m at today. Comments and feedback are welcome!
Are you the drummer? Great job! Mapex owner/fan here too. Is that your studio? Congratulations for the sound, your band and that magical space surrounding all of you!
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