Hello folks!

I am about to upgrade the speakers in my studio and I am choosing between the following models, all in the 2.5/3.500 range (in Europe).

I am basically looking for a pair of good, as flat as possible, (trustful) active reference speakers and I am still undecided between:

Hey guys - I've bugged you for a number of months for room treatment and recording advice after becoming weirdly interested in audio drama a couple of years ago. We just wrapped up our first episode and I figured I would drop a link here.

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Hey guys!

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Hi, my name is George Grenfell and I am studying a masters degree in audio engineering. I have a passion for live sound and have always aspired to be a live sound engineer!

I would really appreciate some constructive criticism on these mixes please! Thanks :)

I Can't Help Falling In Love With You (Guitar/Vocals)
Every Time We Say Goodbye (Piano/Vocals)

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Hi guys. :)
I was hoping you could help me out with some info on a Canadian artist; Stan Rogers...
For those who don't know, Rogers was a Canadian folk writer/singer.

I am setting up my home studio, and would like a recommendation for one or more for two different applications: video game voice over, and clean opera vocals.

Recommendations can either be for one multipurpose microphone, or two sepparate microphones for each application

Here are the conditions.

So I just bought an effects pedal for my Bass guitar, and like many other effects pedals there is the choice to have (left mono) and left right together. Is there an advantage to having left and right stereo? What are the limitations to just using left mono?
Thanks so Much!