Okay, so I need something besides a PreSonus Studio Control Center or a Mackie Big Knob to switch from monitors to headphones. I record in the same room all of my equipment is in. The sound is crystal clear but I just don't feel like shutting off the monitors every time I have to start recording. Any suggestions?

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I'm toying with the idea to get into the jungle of recording my music. My impression is that the A&H ZED-R16 console would be an excellent choice for me as I'm just starting this.

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Ya... I'm finally setting up my acoustic room and need to get the headphones happening in there. My main system is the Dangerous Monitor ST but i'm still waiting on VOVOX cable to enter North America so its on stand still.

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I own (2) EX-29s (broken), (1) HD-280 (bad cable), (2) MDR-7506 (one has busted ear pad), and (1) K-240s (my personal headphones).

So this discussion is for cans under $100, preferably $25-$50.

Is there a good headset for both gaming and studio? I think this one is good for gaming, but is it good for studiowork?
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Any other tips? Shouldn't cost more than 150-200.

Headphones are a pair of small loudspeakers, or less commonly a single speaker, with a way of holding them close to a user's ears and a means of connecting them to a signal source such as an audio amplifier, radio or CD player. They are also known as stereophones, headsets or, colloquially cans.

The monitor mix that is sent to the musician's headphones during initial tracking and over- dubs. Often, this mix will contain effects not given to the recorded signal (or to the existing tracks), in order to make the music sound more exciting in its pre-mixdown state.

Hi there,

I was wondering if is there any kind of special headphones to use in the mastering process. Since I do not have a special room to do it, I would like to know if is there any tool to do a home mastering.

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Hey! I've had this problem for ages, but could never really find an answer (googling for "mixer headphone monitor" turns up quite a variety). So, I've come here for help :)

I use a mixer almost daily (for music mixing, internet broadcasts, home projects, etc). I also prefer to use headphones with my mixer (plugged into the phones out). Now here's the problem: