Mounties Feedback Trainer For Mac

Mounties Feedback Trainer is a handy and trustworthy application that you can use to learn how to correctly pinpoint feedback tone frequencies.

Mounties Feedback Trainer comes a solution for novice sound engineers and musicians that want to train or test their ear by identifying a wide variety of frequencies. This is an essential skill for every audio engineer that has to manipulate, record, reproduce and manipulate sound.

Audio feedback, the Larsen effect or acoustic feedback, is a positive feedback encountered when a sound loop occurs between an audio input, such as guitar pickup and microphone, and an audio input, the loudspeaker. The signal received by the mic is amplified and transmitted to the loudspeaker from which it can be received by the microphone again and amplified and passed through the loudspeaker once more.

The frequency generated by the generated sound is influence by resonance frequencies in the loudspeaker, amplifier, microphone, directional pick-up, the acoustics of the room along with the emission patterns and the distance between the loudspeaker and the mic. The resulting sound can be defined as a loud screech or squeal.

Identifying the causing frequency and silencing the wayward feedback is the only way in which audio engineers can avoid unpleasant situations.

Mounties Feedback Trainer comes with a user-oriented interface from which you have quick and easy access to the built-in equalizer. Thanks to the equalizer you can adjust the volume of the tones according to your speakers.

What is more, Mounties Feedback Trainer allows you to choose the output line and adjust the number of tones you want to recognize in a session. The testing process can be easily started with just a click of a mouse button while the chart panel, located in the bottom right corner of the application, helps you monitor, track and compare your performance with previous runs.

To conclude, Mounties Feedback Trainer is an easy-to-use application that promises to help you train your year and learn how to identify feedback tone frequencies.