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02-04-2009
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This might sound like a stupid question and I am not sure if the volume is up to preference.
But if not, what is the proper monitor volume for mixing? For example, I have Behringer MS40's (40 watt), so what percentage of volume should I be using for a truthful mix? Thank you. 
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02-04-2009
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