Hey guys, I really need to order some new headphones... for a while I had the Sennheiser HD202. They were my desktop computer headphones. I used them for tracking, mixing, and general listening to music/games on the computer.

How do I get rid if the headphone play back in the vox track when recording vox.

When playing a vox track I can hear the music that was playing in head phones.

Hi,

I am recording a podcast, and would like to hear everything that is being said through headphones in real time. Here's my setup.

MXL 990 condenser mics into the mic jacks of a Mackie VLZ series mixer. An instrument cable from the out port of the back of the mixer, into the instrument input of a PreSonus firebox. Firewire out of the firebox into the USB port of a macbook.

I know that headphones have been discussed a lot, but I thought I'd ask again with a bit of a specific focus. I want to focus on cans used for tracking, so accurate sound is not a big issue. The sound has to be clean and clear, but if it is hyped or cut in some area that helps a player improve performance so much the better.

is it standard, in classical music recording studios, to isolate musicians and have them play live with each other, through listening to their headphones as is done in other studios recording folk, pop, rock etc?

I am thinking of doing some monitoring using in ear headphones.
I was wondering if anyone has ever had the oppurtunity to compare
the in ear Monster copper headphones with the Sennheiser IE 8 in ear
headphones? These two contenders I have not been able to seperate
thus far. Does anyone have an opinion? Thanks for any info you could

Hey,

Are there such headphones for output of m-audio cards that use the phono sockets like this :

http://www.dreamstime.com/rca-phono-sockets-thumb8606788.jpg

Hey everyone,

I need some urgent feedback and help on choosing between 4 headphone monitors, and since the local vendors don't actually have these models, I'm having it shipped and so I can't try any of them till I actually buy them. I HAVE done quite a bit of research, and I have narrowed it down to these 4 - 5 models.

Hi,

I've never used headphones outside of a studio environment---so forgive me if this is obvious. I'm looking for a set of headphones or two that I can take with me for recording and live performance that sound -OK-, are portable and not so expensive that I'll cry if they get smushed.