Safe Monitoring Levels
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Safe Monitoring Levels
Does anybody here know safe monitoring levels for producing? I find myself having the volume up pretty high so that I can hear fine details like eqing a kick, etc. Though, I am not sure if the level I have it atm is actually bad for the ears or not. And, is there any way of me knowing what my current level is at?
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It would have to be quite loud to do any damage to your ears......
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DirtyTok wrote:Ohh Diesal you little Tweeke slut
You'd need a decibel meter to measure that. Anything above 80 dB can damage your ears if you listen for too long 
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