Possibly a daft question - not sure, but anyway...
When you are creating presets at high volume for gigs at home or studio, how do you position yourself relative to speaker for adjustment/eq? I'm assuming that due to the Fletcher-M effect, sticking your head directly in line with output is going to increase that effect dramatically and not really be representative of what most people hear at gig anyway, or what you get on stage (unless you position yourself directly in line). It's also not good for your hearing either!! However the natural thing to do is probably to position head in line with output even if not best - wondering what others do?
Thanks
When you are creating presets at high volume for gigs at home or studio, how do you position yourself relative to speaker for adjustment/eq? I'm assuming that due to the Fletcher-M effect, sticking your head directly in line with output is going to increase that effect dramatically and not really be representative of what most people hear at gig anyway, or what you get on stage (unless you position yourself directly in line). It's also not good for your hearing either!! However the natural thing to do is probably to position head in line with output even if not best - wondering what others do?
Thanks