Hi. I use both Hears and Realphones. One is to regain all the high frequencies I have lost thru age and live music. The other is to regain room space while wearing headphones. My hearing loss is significant so using hears for both my headphones and monitors is essential. Obviously I have different tests for both. Without Hears everything is muddy to me and I mix way to much high end as is shown in my earlier mixes with the PAS analyzer. Now my hearing is closer to a normal set of ears. If the cost is in budget then do it. You might be surprised after your hearing test. I know I was. I have NGH30’s not Ollo so I don’t know what the setup is for that but I assume it’s similar to Realphones which uses the calibration setup for my brand of headphones and has nothing to do with frequency hearing losss.

What are credits? Levels of leaderboards?

@Nick Allegro Ah. Ok thanks.

Yep

Hears add db on my system. I lower the volume around 2.7db in the app matching before and after levels

Sometimes. Depends on the days tinitus

@Tom Baldwin Master Fader - Actually passes audio. - Changes the real level hitting inserts, sends, and outputs. - Can clip or save you from clipping. - Affects meters, headroom, and bounce level. VCA Master - Passes no audio. - It’s a remote control for other faders. - Moves grouped faders proportionally. - Preserves all routing, headroom, and gain staging. Practical reality - Use a VCA to ride groups (drums, music, vocals). - Use a Master Fader to control or monitor what’s feeding an output or bus. In ProTools I use Routing folders for groups and not VCA, It is not as limited as a VCA.