Hi guys
have you ever heard of this soft that helps you out to use eq correction (sort of) to studio headphones in order to use them as master/mix without using monitors? I'm interested in that because i'm frequently out of my flat.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq

when clicking in the results page you have many examples of corrections in many different headphones.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq/tree/master/results


here's a description from the author

https://medium.com/@jaakkopasanen/make-your-headphones-sound-supreme-1cbd567832a9

Nice link bruh, always remember though, that those things never take into account your own hearing characteristics. Personally, if I want to get technical like that I just run my own test and reverse the curve with an EQ, cause that way I'm taking into account my own ears as well.

another stuff is to always listen your sounds/tracks etc in different systems

sonarworks Reference is a good headphone calibrator.

flat eq is cool and all, but you're better off listening to a lot of music on diff sources and using that as ref to what sounds good or what parts need adjustments.

if you want a really good mix, it's prob better off being sent out to a mixing engineer.