Daily sound-design practice
A tiered challenge, an exercise file, and feedback that doesn’t just say "great job".
Audio practice with feedback that actually lands.
Coaching for sound design, speaking, recording, and singing. Real exercises, real feedback, and a progression loop that doesn’t feel like a gamified slot machine.
Working today
Fifteen drills across five paths, including a voice-craft track that measures your delivery: level steadiness, sibilance, plosives and pace. Plus training sessions, XP and an ear profile. Every number is measured in your browser, from your own take.
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Difficulty levels inside each drill, more evaluating rounds, and richer source material. Shipping in weekly passes.
This started as a proof of concept and is being expanded every week. Something feel wrong, too easy, or missing? Tell me directly, it goes straight to the person building it.
Pick a skill, run an exercise, get analysed feedback. Track progression without the dopamine traps.
Fifteen drills across five paths: ear basics, mixing ears, and voice craft that measures your own delivery. Practise anonymously and it stays in this browser; sign in and the training follows you across devices with an ear profile.
How this is measuredSkillLab is ear training in your browser, built around the sounds production work actually contains. The Ear basics tier trains raw perception: pure tones and octaves, bell-like decays, rising sweeps, narrow noise bands, and voiced phrases, each synthesized fresh so you score against the sound, not your memory of a file.
The Production tier trains the judgments engineers make daily: hear whether compression touched a signal, locate an EQ boost by frequency, estimate integrated LUFS by ear before the meter confirms it, and detect clipping before it reaches a limiter. Scores are stored locally; sign in and your attempts, streaks and per-challenge progress sync to your Workspace.
The point is speed: trained ears spot the problem before the meters do, and the meters then confirm it in seconds instead of minutes. SkillLab uses the same synthesized-reference approach as the rest of AudioLab, so what you learn maps one-to-one onto the numbers MixLab and VoiceLab report.
A tiered challenge, an exercise file, and feedback that doesn’t just say "great job".
A coach assigns a track, students upload attempts, analysed feedback fills in between sessions.
A clear progression path through DSP, mixing, sound design, and voice. No bootcamp pricing.
SkillLab keeps gamification on a leash. Streaks survive a missed day. Badges mean something. Feedback is specific. Progress is measurable.
Also in SkillLab
Streaks that survive a missed day.
Tiered prompts tuned to your level.
Continue the workflow
Take the perceptual skills you drilled in SkillLab and verify them against real measurement in MixLab Analyzer.
Drop a voice take into VoiceLab QA and compare your perceptual judgement against the score.
HearLab companion mode helps you build empathy for how assisted-listening users hear the same material.
Listen, classify, then check yourself against the SignalLab indexer on the same file.
CueLab routing puzzles drill the show-prep mindset behind every well-run live audio production.
MixLab, VoiceLab, and SignalLab hand audio off to one another without re-uploading. When you finish an analysis in one of those, the → Lab buttons in the demo chrome carry your decoded audio directly into the next lab’s analysis flow. The other labs open fresh.