Its been awhile since I posted here so here goes...

I've known for awhile now that my mixes don't translate well. Usually they sound a bit muffled (lacking upper-mids and highs) when being played on other quality sound systems.

Well, I don't think my speakers are "crappy" really, but I don't think they're meant for audio recording either.

Headphones: Cheap wraparound the head ones that were popular about 6 years ago.

Speakers: Logitech z4, cost me about $70. Sound great for movies!

Don't really have the money OR the space for something else right now

So I wanna get headphones to monitor my recording.

I want it to be under $50.00

I know it'll be hard to find really food headphones for that low of a price; but I just want decent ones.

okay so I have my inputs and outputs as FCA202 on my mac audio settings, and my garage band audio settings. I open up garage band and I add new track as a real instrument, because I will be recording with my microphone. Then I add another track with the music instrumental I want.

I have a pair of decent headphones as it stands right now, they were about 50-60 bucks a few months ago. They are consumer phones, and do not provide flat (or anything near it) response. So rather than dropping 500 on a pair of KRK 8's at this time, I am looking to upgrade my phones. Looking to spend around 200, hopefully less.

Hi.

I'm trying to get into music again... and I realized how crappy the quality of sound I get from my build in computer speakers. I was debating whether to buy a professional recording headphones like:

hello,

i'm buying headphones soon. my current choice are Sony MDR 7506.

is that money well spent? i live in an apartment, so, monitors or speakers are not an option. i WILL rent 'real' studio time for a final mix one the "rough" work is done at home. the "rough" work will need to be done on headphones.

any recommendations would be welcome.

Hi all.

I'm on a gear lusting spree although I think I've been in one permenantly for about a year.
(I'm new to this, OK?)

I'm considering headphones (decent) for the drummer (not loud) instead of a wedge.

i have a friend who is using a cheapo keyboard that has only a output in headphone output form that he would normally use to play in silence but he recently started using it to connect directly to his pc for recording in Audacity my question is how good of qualility is that really for him?you know its just one headphone hole, should he upgrade like i think?

Alright, i'm not here to get everyone's opinion of the cheap ol monitor controllers. i'm above and beyond my "big knob" and i can't wait to smash it with a hammer "office space style".

i'll tell you what i'm looking to do, and what i've looked at.