Hey All,

curious to know how people are setting seperate headphone mixes (different ch/track levels for different artists recording simultaneasly) in their DAW's when they are staying internal, running no analog mixer,going straight in and just main mix to master channel controller (which is feeding monitors).

Cheers,

Sammyg

I have an echo Indigo I/O that I use when it's not practical to drag all of my equipment with me.

While it's on a different planet from standard laptop sound, I was wondering if there was a better quality alternative. This card has received rave reviews, but I'm not too impressed by the sound.

Just curious if anyone could give me some insight on the best bang for your buck studio monitors and headphones. For monitoring, I've read tons about stuff like the Mackie HR624/824 setup...and lately my interest has been aimed at something like the Yamaha MSP5's. Yes? No?

Hey..

I'm looking for a decent set of wireless headphones that have minimal interference and a reasonable sound. I'm not looking for anything spectacular as I already own Beyer DT770 (my personal favs) - DT250 and 2 DT100's. I just want a nice set of cans to roam about in..

Budget = under £100 pref.

Cheers

K

I'm trying to figure out what my options are.
Here is my current setup.
5 cables going to different rooms and all coming back to the control room. 4 pairs in each cable.

hey I have seen singers(James Hetfield of Metallica) in the studio tracking vocal takes without head phones and I want to do thid for my singer as well. he says the phones make him a little more uptight and to have a set of speakers playing at him would make it feel more like the band is in the room with him.

If I could get you guys to give your opinions on each, that'd be great. I just bought the 7506 b/c I'd heard so much about it, but the guy at Guitar Center recommended the ATH-M40's. I went w/what I had heard about, but should I go back and exchange this 7506?

hey every1
I'm looking for a pair of desent headphones no more then $100 australian. i want closed dj/monitering headphones for computer use. any suggestions would be great. i was thinking of getting the SONY MDR-V150 headphones. dont hold back on comments good or bad. thanks

It seems (at least to some people) to be almost a law of nature that the more monitors cost, the better they are.

Is it the same with headphones?

Hi everyone,

I have been building my own home studio. As such, I'm the main engineer/perfomer here, so I have to track while playing.

Do you guys think isolation headphones could help in setting stuff like mic placement, for example, when recording electric guitars and drums? Or a pair of good closed-back headphones would suffice?

Thanks.