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I recently discovered trainyourears.com, which is a website for ear training for audio engineers (EQ specifically).

The concept is easy; You listen to some modified audio, and you have to tell what modification has been done. The question I have is, how useful is this if you have no training in audio engineering?

Also, does anybody here know of other ear training software?

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You coukd try with golden ears, is made by Philips for their sound engineers (they say)...

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    I used golden ears while at an audio engineering school. I do think it can be very useful. It most certainly helped train me to be better at identifying frequencies. +1 – JoshP Aug 22 '15 at 15:52
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You can checkout open-source online training Ear Gym https://eargym.gitlab.io/

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