As different vocalist needs different headphone volume/reverb while tracking,
are these parameter can be changed by the vocalist in tracking room by putting some gears(like headphone amp, mixer...) in it?
Or these should be controlled by the engineer in control room?

If by the vocalist,
what equipment should I need to do this purpose?

Hey all, I'm gonna buy a headphone set for recording, monitoring and a bit of mixing,
because we are on the road mostly and dont have monitor speakers.
And being a muso with little to spend. lol
I was listening to some wireless heaphones the other day and thought
it would save any wire being tugged at from time to time, think thats what

I use the ubiquitous Sennheiser MD-280 and Sony MDR-7506 headphones but the coverings on the ear and head foam seem to disintegrate rather rapidly.
This shows the earpads completely gone on one set and the headfoam part degrading (blurry) on another.

Hello!

I need some good headphones for mixing and mastering in my little home studio and i got several options:
1. AKG K271
2. AKG K240
3. Sennheiser HD280
4. Grado SR125

I need them to be comfertable as well.
I use Echo Gina3g.
Which one do you think will be the best for me?

Thanks.

I am trying to use our Tascam US-1641 with all channels in our church for multi-track recording. I have a Rolls RA62Ah headphone preamp mixer that I am thinking of trying to use to where I can adjust the gain coming into the 1/4" inputs on the back of the US-1641. Can I use this as long as I use stereo cables? And would this be possible to use without damage to the unit?

Hello all, this is my first post on here, glad to see there's such a great community to turn to for tricks, tips and help. Anyways, I have a question about headphone mixes for vocals that I'd like some help with.

Hello, I'm looking to buy a new set of headphones to be used primarily with my DAW. It's been recommended to me that I get professional headphones that are "pure tuned" or "flat" so that there is no biased judgment of the final mix's equalization. Is that pretty much a standard with today's headphone monitors? Does anyone have any recommendations, and why?

I dont think it's a good idea to plug a set of headphones directly into an Aux output on my mixer. er, i dont know if it's a good idea; but i dont want to learn the hard way.

Is it safe to plus a pair of stereo headphones into an Aux out? i believe the out is stereo, but what if it's mono?

do i need some sort of adapter or something?

Hi there. I'm looking for a way to hook up multiple headphones so more than one person can hear the mix while we are recording.

This is my current setup:

- E-mu 0404 USB 2.0 Interface
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- Behringer Xenyx 1222FX Mixer
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- Behringer AMP800 Headphone Amp
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Just won a set of Sennheiser HD600 on ebay. I am very excited. $227 total. Said used less than 5 hours. Box and all. Look very nice in the pictures and the seller said they were mint.