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.

Hi. I'm looking for a good pair of Sony studio-monitor-headphones.

Whichis the best model? or at least the "NS10" (in terms of standards) of the Sony headphone line?

are the mdrv150 any good?

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Posted: Sat Jul 24, 2004 1:18 am Post subject: I NEED SOME AUDIOPHILE TYPE ADVICE, PLEASE

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This is the last thread from me asking for gear advice (at least for the time being!)

I need mics mics mics :) I'm gonna use them for Micing guitar amps and for vocals. I wanna experiment a little so sticking up with a single mic for either amps/vocals isn't for me.

Hi,
Im using a Delta 1010LT soundcard using Nuendo 1.52

My problem is that when I'm singing into a microphone i exprience a slight delay (of what is going into the mic) through the headphones... enough to distract me whilst recording

Where as when i set my output as the Monitors, its zero latency..

Like in a studio setting, with respect to freq.response of course,always, but I ask if any readers know the skinny on wireless headphones used more than one pair, together, if any problems have occured, or whatnot... i have responded to a couple of threads on the forum in a couple of various spots I located with a search for" wireless headphones, but there was only 6 threads on the subject..

Anyone know anything about this? I understand its a division of ART. Looking for an inexpensive 4 channel headphone amp and saw this on ebay. Thanks.

I have a simple edirol usb powered interface. The output on the unit is of course virtually inaudible. What are my options to boost the output. This is strictly used by myself for maybe monitoring an acoustic track while laying down some vocals. Quality of sound is not an issue at all, since it is only to keep timing.

Hi, new here :D

I read through the monitor thread and was really impressed by all the info posted.

As a singer/songwriter, I've started to record my own music. It's the best way to try ideas out and bring a more 'together' product to the studio.

I have the opportunity to build a new studio and am looking for a quality headphone amp system for recording. Any recommendations?

thanks
michaiel