dvdhawk, audiokid, pcrecord, Boswell, Kurt Foster, @Brien Holcombe, k

I have been using Yamaha MSP5 in my home studio for some time now and I am loving it. I am thinking of adding another set of monitors. The application is composing and mixing multi track music - mic and instrument tracks as well as programmed instrument tracks. Any suggestion for monitors suitable for small home set up.

yo can someone tell me what the hell is going on with my monitors? they were working fine and then i moved my desk around and now they sound like this

Ever since I have had them, I've realised they're a bit like Marmite - people love them or hate them, but I have realy liked mine, however, I sold them before christmas to an enthusiast, and I'd like to replace them. Trouble is, I really don't know what to buy.

First, I live in Northern Maine at the end of I95 just before the Canadian border. I'm only doing research and will not likely be making a purchase until my professionally designed CR is completed. This could easily be a year or two in the future.

Besides room acoustic, do we really need a B&W for Mastering reference? Or... a KRK 2.1 system will do? Perhaps, a Stereo pair does it job?

Hi Folks,

Any advice would be much appreciated.
Have had a pair of KRK rp5 (gen 2) for some years and been very happy with them
One recently failed (bass speaker not working). I am trying to decide whether to send for repair (out of warranty) which will cost £30 carriage there and back, £20 initial fee discounted from repair cost when done or the following options

I'm curious to know if anyone here at RO has had a chance to mix through PreSonus's Eris monitors, and if so, what size have you used, and what your thoughts on them are.

If you've used them, did you find that your mixes translated well to other speakers and/or systems?

-d.

Howdy!

A lot of people these days (including myself) use and own multiple sets of monitor speakers for mixing.
This really got me thinking about how there is so many ways to apply multiple sets of speakers while mixing.

For example (just a couple different ways) you could...

hey fellas,