Essentially #1: Seven Tips for Dealing with Hearing Loss in Music Production

[@jono_young_music]

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge ✌️

[@michaelgwagner]

You’re very welcome!

[@irving_salvador]

thanks for the tips! got tinnitus due eustachian tube disfunction and multiple infections in my 20’s, it has been terrifying, but quitting music is def a not for me!

[@michaelgwagner]

I’m in the same boat. No reason to quit music. 💪

[@soundartlab2029]

Thank you for the honesty in this video, the necessity of this can’t be understated and for the collection of great advice (that thank you extends to all your other videos)

[@michaelgwagner]

You’re very welcome! Thanks!

[@robertengstrand4314]

Thank you, Michael. A very informative and positive video that we all in the audio/music industry could grab inspiration from.

[@michaelgwagner]

Thanks! Much appreciated!

[@DamianL]

Fantastic. Thank you very much for this Michael. Been having a bit of a downer because of my hearing damage lately and this was just what I needed. Thank you

[@michaelgwagner]

You’re very welcome! Been there. This is a common issue in the music industry. It’s just that very few dare to talk about it.

[@MaximumZargon]

Very good, positive video. Something that I battle with and it's great to encounter positive information on the subject.

[@michaelgwagner]

Thanks!

[@flash89music]

Thanks for this mate. Needed this video today 🙏

[@michaelgwagner]

You’re welcome.

[@HowlEvans]

Hey there, this is a very cool way of approaching hearing loss and an excellent video! Couple of things I feel are important to point out, hearing loss tends to happen with time, but it is very very recommended that you take care of your ears! buy protectors and use them every time you find yourself in a loud space, also, be aware of the level of exposure you are putting your ears in, the amount of time you can spend listening to different sound levels is completely different and well studied, so you can easily relate the sound levels you frequent with a recommended amount of time, which you might want to consider specially for a healthy workflow. Give your hearing system time to rest, take care of it and it will take care of you.

[@michaelgwagner]

Thanks! Very good advise. I deliberately decided to take a different approach because sometimes less than perfect hearing has medical or age related reasons.

[@OscarPoblete]

Very useful video, thank you!

[@samsonstrike]

Danke!