switch-man
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just had a bit of a scare a while ago mixing a new track. After I decided to take a break, took the headphones off, and listened to it on my laptop speakers and the hearing in my right ear went in and out. It was like the sound being compressed massively.
Now I've also noticed that if I cover my right ear, my left hears pretty clearly. But if I cover my left ear, my right ear has a muffled sound and I dn't hear nearly as clearly as I do in my left. The difference is night and day.
Those days of listening to music at loud volume are starting to catch up with me.
now testing it again.... maybe my mind is playing tricks iwth me. But I definitely did have the hearing go in and out. I thoguht it was the fruity limiter that I had on the master channel (fl studio) but I didn't notice it being compressed in the wave form. I generally only have it on while mixing so I can hear the song louder because all the tracks are pretty low. Maybe it was the limiter but I didn't have it cranked and like I said, I didn't see it get compressed to the point that osund should drop in and out like that.
I need some goddamn rest lol
Now I've also noticed that if I cover my right ear, my left hears pretty clearly. But if I cover my left ear, my right ear has a muffled sound and I dn't hear nearly as clearly as I do in my left. The difference is night and day.
Those days of listening to music at loud volume are starting to catch up with me.
now testing it again.... maybe my mind is playing tricks iwth me. But I definitely did have the hearing go in and out. I thoguht it was the fruity limiter that I had on the master channel (fl studio) but I didn't notice it being compressed in the wave form. I generally only have it on while mixing so I can hear the song louder because all the tracks are pretty low. Maybe it was the limiter but I didn't have it cranked and like I said, I didn't see it get compressed to the point that osund should drop in and out like that.
I need some goddamn rest lol
