Technical ear training is currently gaining more and more attention during the training of professional sound engineers. In recent years, a number of web applications and standalone programs have been created to provide a basic training interface for ear training. However, with the greater accessibility of audio plug-ins and the rising demand to use them in production, the question arises as to how these tools could be integrated into the ear training process. The aim of this article is to point out the specifics and possibilities of using audio plug-ins as training tools through the unique prototype of a proprietary, standalone host.
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