5 ways to handle listening fatigue!

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[OfficialMerilette]

Thank you for the great, succinct video! All of the other videos about this are long with so many extraneous words.

[heavymetalmixer]

To add more content to your video I bring you three easily noticeable signs of ear fatigue. If you're like me and mix in MONO all the time, this requieres to put the mix back in STEREO (so check in STEREO from time to time):

1) The mix feels far away or less in your face.

2) The mix sounds narrower.

3) Your eyes hurt/burn and you feel like you're about to cry.

[santiagostolfi]

i really enjoy your videos man! Every time i need some info, some of your videos come up in the search, and i always watch em first. Greetings from argentina!

[DexxterClarkMusic]

Good to realize again. really nice video!

[clickbaitpro]

I noticed 1 more think that if you drink a lot of water then your ear endurance becomes higher

[aesonone]

rule 5! i'm not an engineer but simply feeling better and fresher makes me hear/perceive music so much clearer and defined

[silkroad]

I hate ear fatigue. It's why I can't mix for more than 20 hours at a time

[GSOrcutt]

How do you manage a break taking almost 50% of studio time? I mean, if you consider a 10 minutes break every 15 minutes this is almost half of your whole session time. I believe this doesn't work for the majority of engineers with clients sucking their blood if he/she stops for 5 minutes for taking a pee.

[christopherlow]

My secret to ear fatigue is smoking weed that shit make feel like I take a break everytime I take a dab refreshes my mind idk helps my add to for long 8 hour session days to lol