I'm used to listening to music at a low volume, but when you work with sound, and in my case not on the monitor, you turn it up to understand what's wrong and hear the details. It's the same here, first you want to make everything clearly audible and immerse yourself in the atmosphere. But then(depends on your experience and hearing) that in the first and second situations, your ears may start to “blur” (the hearing aid will get tired
It is clear that you will not play the music you hate at maximum volume. And therefore, only your favorite music will lead to headaches for your neighbors.
It is known that music can raise the level of endorphins (pleasure hormones) in the human blood. And here the connection is directly proportional: the more clearly we feel (hear music), the more pleasure we get from listening to it.
I'm used to listening to music at a low volume, but when you work with sound, and in my case not on the monitor, you turn it up to understand what's wrong and hear the details. It's the same here, first you want to make everything clearly audible and immerse yourself in the atmosphere. But then(depends on your experience and hearing) that in the first and second situations, your ears may start to “blur” (the hearing aid will get tired
It is clear that you will not play the music you hate at maximum volume. And therefore, only your favorite music will lead to headaches for your neighbors.
It is known that music can raise the level of endorphins (pleasure hormones) in the human blood. And here the connection is directly proportional: the more clearly we feel (hear music), the more pleasure we get from listening to it.