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Our LACE Redesign is Live!

LACE Auditory Training RedesignMaking LACE more visually engaging was one of the top feature requests in our 2020 survey of Hearing Professionals and LACE users.

We took that feedback and spent the last several months completely redesigning the look and feel of LACE. It’s now more modern, aesthetically pleasing, and offers enhanced visual feedback throughout the training. We also improved the scoring graphs and added the ability for users to adjust the font size during the training exercises.

We hope these updates enhance the LACE experience for our users and hearing professionals. We’re thrilled with how it turned out and hope you like it as much as we do!

Reach out to us any time with questions or suggestions at: help@neurotone.com

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