Im my experience if the monitors facing me are too loud or of bad quality, I just put both cups of my Sony V700s over my ears and monitor at a lower level. Its hard as I feel I need bass and volume to cue perfectly, but its some sort of ear protection.
As an outsider to this thread, I don't see why clubs don't just turn the music down slightly if the entire crowds hearing is at risk or if people find the sound uncomfortable.
I have ringing in my ears (have since I was young) which is amplified when in a club or when I mix at home for around 2hrs - I'm very conscious of it and the long-term implications.
Apr-04-2006 12:26
THE_Chris
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Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Ireland
Joof did an article about earplugs a while back.
Go to www.john00fleming.com , then click Diary, then click Photo Diary, then Archive, and finally 2005 - Nov "Protect your ears".
Originally posted by THE_Chris
Joof did an article about earplugs a while back.
Really intersting article from J00F
Go to www.john00fleming.com , then click Diary, then click Photo Diary, then Archive, and finally 2005 - Nov "Protect your ears".
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1. Philippe El Sisi - Era (Original Mix) FSOE
2. Dave Nadz & LeBlanc - Distraction (Orignal Mix) CONNECTIVE-SOUNDS
3. Liquid Vision - Pulse (Originla mix) SPELLBINDING
Well are there any cheap ones that dont stick out???
thx soliman
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