Are the pros using wireless headphones for recording? Or is that tabu?

We tried a pair last week & I didnt have any noticeble noise.

Pat Lyons

I am producing a CD with my trio and my bass player brought over a set of wireless headphones.

i HAVE A MACKIE 1604 INTO DELTA 10/10 OUTBOX INTO MY PC.

tHE WIRELESS EXPERIMENT SEEMED TO WORK VERY WELL BUT, I'm concerned that radio frequencies may mess up the recording.

Are recording studio's using wireless headphones?

when I apply effects to my inst. and vocals and listen to it through my headphones and it sounds great but when i hear it through my monitors i can hardly hear the effects. What source should I trust the monitors or the headphones?

Hi all,
Currently using seinhenner hd200 headphones, but i find these to be too colourful for critical mastering. Any pro's out there got any recommendations for a decent set of phones? My room requires acoustic treatment before i can use it for critical mastering/mixing.
Thanks,
toti

I use the Sony MDR7506 headphones when tracking. The 7506's have been the mainstay in my studio for some time now. I'm starting to think otherwise about the overall performance of these things. Not saying they're not good phones but are they better than anything else on the market. I see some opt for a pair of AKGs or Sennheisers. Are there anyother good brands that I don't know about?

Anybody have recommendations for headphones that won't bleed? I'm using Sony 7506's right now, but the click track is bleeding too much for my tastes

Opinions on best headphones $30 and under? For Korg D1600 Digital Workstation. Thanks.

I have heard more than one audiophile talk about playing loud music through headphones for a few days to "break them in", thereby making them sound better. Sounds interesting but unbelievable. Any comments?

What do I need to keep in mind when picking a headphone amp? I'm looking for something that allows separate mixes, and not just separate levels of a single stereo mix.

Is headphone impedance important (I know it is in matching live speakers to amps, I figure the same physics apply to headphones)? I am confused by the dizzying variety of impedance levels, and the impact they have.

Is it possible to do a great sounding mix using only headphones? If yes then:
1) Which headphones to use?
2) What are the key issues to be aware of
3) Any tips?

tnx,

chris