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Ear training exercises for audio engineers and music producers. Practice hearing EQ, compression, limiting, phase, width, and loudness.

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| Website | codegres.org | reveriemix.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Israel · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Reverie Mix is ear training for producers, musicians, and audio engineers who want to make better mixing decisions by listening, not guessing. The app turns core mix skills into short, repeatable exercises. You can practice hearing EQ boosts, compressor attack and release changes, stereo width,...
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Reverie Mix's answer:
Reverie Mix focuses specifically on mixing ear training. Instead of training intervals, chords, or music theory recognition, it helps producers and engineers practice hearing EQ, compression, stereo width, phase, filtering, loudness, and other real mix decisions.
Reverie Mix's answer:
Reverie Mix is built for practical production work. The exercises are short, focused, and tied to common mixing problems, so users can train the exact listening skills they need when producing, mixing, or evaluating audio.
Reverie Mix's answer:
Reverie Mix is for music producers, audio engineers, mixing students, beatmakers, musicians, and home studio creators who want to improve their critical listening skills for production and mixing.
Reverie Mix's answer:
Reverie Mix was created to make mixing ear training more practical and accessible. Many producers know the tools, but struggle to confidently hear what changes in EQ, compression, width, phase, or loudness actually sound like. Reverie Mix turns those skills into repeatable listening exercises.
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