Training Tools for musicians and sound engineers

[Audiospaceman]

Hi Vojtech and Melda Team!
For many of us, musicians and/or sound engineers, it would be great to have some Melda Tools dedicated to training!
Some examples:
1) a sort of "MMusicSheetScroller" to automate the scrolling of music sheets while playing. We musicians could previously scan our real life music sheets and save it as image files ready to scroll in a screen (via midi commands) during the performance. Is it possible?

2) for ear training it would be so fun to have the "MGoldenEars" (wtf? ), full of sound exercises (multilevel) to enhance our ears.

3) for music training we could have the "MMusicGame" (not again lol ) , a tool full of exercises to help enhance musical skills - rythm, harmony, chord recognition, etc...

I bet you guys could come up with much more cool and novel tools in the field of training and performance! (and much better names )
We just hope you like the suggestions and, above all, have enough development time to make it happen

Thanks for listening
Cheers

[Hexspa]

There's tonedear.com for relative pitch and audiodrillz.app for engineering-type listening - both free.

[steve2KVR]

...and there are enough resources already built into the various plugins that you could "build" your own.../s~

[sirmonkey]

I have no idea if Vojtek and company would persue this angle. It would be cool if they did though.
In the mean time, I'll mention a program called "Train Your Ears". It's a great tool to help you learn
what certain frequencies sound like (this a a very incomplete description, though)
For brevity, here's a link to give you a much better idea of how it works: http://www.trainyourears.com/?gclid=Cj0 ... vgEALw_wcB
I do suppose that Melda could somehow combine MCompare, and MAutodynamicEQ's capabilities to
create something similar. * And I don't usually mention products by other companies in this thread,
but I don't think there's any direct competition here. ** But maybe some day there will be.

[Audiospaceman]

Hello everyone!
Thank you very much for all these cool tips!
A couple of months ago a friend of mine showed me that "Train your Ears" tool. It´s pretty cool and do a nice job. The online tools pointed by Hexspa are pretty cool as well.

...and there are enough resources already built into the various plugins that you could "build" your own.../s~

You´re certainly right... but wish i could have some more time to develop such tools

[jmg8]

There is another one I saw. I think it was called sound gym.

[steve2KVR]

...and there is a bunch of stuff from Rick Beato...

[Hexspa]

sound gym is paid, only three games free. Audiodrillz is totally free and more to the point in that there aren't contests and YouTube playlists - just games, leaderboard, and dashboard. I'm not affilitated, they just hit me up on Twitter just as I was agonizing paying more money when I want to be saving it.