Gidge
Lapdance Test Dummy
http://www.****************.com/articles/article.php?article=10
"You also want to pay attention to the volume of your monitors as you mix. There are many different preference engineers take to levels, but it is commonly accepted that 85dB SPL is where human hearing frequency response is most flat, and this is typically where many engineers leave their levels at... it is good practice though, to vary listening levels while mixing to get a feel for the mix balance at different volumes. Mixing too loud almost always results in unbalanced mixes, mixing at softer levels usually produce more balanced results."
"You also want to pay attention to the volume of your monitors as you mix. There are many different preference engineers take to levels, but it is commonly accepted that 85dB SPL is where human hearing frequency response is most flat, and this is typically where many engineers leave their levels at... it is good practice though, to vary listening levels while mixing to get a feel for the mix balance at different volumes. Mixing too loud almost always results in unbalanced mixes, mixing at softer levels usually produce more balanced results."
