I usually keep my volume a little beyond the half-way point. I almost never go past the warning area, but when I do I usually only keep it there for ~10 minutes, then I stop listening completely for a few hours.
How loud is too loud?
30% over the orange warning zone
What the fuck are yall talking about.
what's a warning zone
faggots
100% or gtfo
a little bit under the orange zone when im not on the bus, at a station, or near traffic.
usually cranked close to the max otherwise, just so i can hear the music
>>63208005
>>63208010
android volume warning
>>63208015
>wanting to be Kevin Shields this bad
Have fun falling asleep to a white noise machine because you have to drown out the sound of your own tinnitus.
> not wrecking your hearing in order to feel dat bass
Tinnitus is totally worth it m8
>>63208005
>>63208010
When listening to music via a source other than the built-in speaker, Android gives you a warning if you hit a certain volume level. The volume bar is mostly grey, but there's an orange area which signifies dangerous levels. Once you surpass that level, a warning will pop up telling you your music is a bit too loud. It only appears once until you reboot the device.
It's actually pretty useful.
in music settings on ios, i use sound check (analyzes songs so they all play at the same volume) and volume limit (have it set at about 75-80% of max). generally play my music at about 60-80% of that.
using earphones on my computer, i don't go above halfway. honestly just "feels" too loud if i go past that.
>>63208185
I wish Android had something like sound check. Does it hinder quality in any way?
>needing a computer to tell you when it's too loud
Are you people fuckin serious?
>>63208200
not really. you only really need it if you shuffle or have playlists with songs from all over, cos it's annoying when one song is like 30% louder or softer than the one before it and you're always adjusting the volume.
>>63208247
>not accepting computers as sentient beings with feelings and thoughts
anon your phone is just concerned for you that's all
>>63207966
Alone: Extremely Loud
Other people around: Medium
How old are people in this thread? When I was a teenager I used to listen to music full blast through headphones for hours at a time, I stopped only a couple of years ago, I only have a very mild tinnitus that is only noticeable in a dead silent room or if I'm wearing good quality ear plugs. Live a little. I've also been to an ENT and an audiologist and been told my hearing is pretty much perfect.
>>63207966
100% with My Bloody Valentine
~40% with everything else.
