Reference CD's
Do any of you guys have Favorite reference CD's/songs that you listen to for, high-end , bass etc. Just curious
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Do any of you guys have Favorite reference CD's/songs that you listen to for, high-end , bass etc. Just curious
what's the difference between Studio Monitors and Studio Reference Monitors?
Im looking for the most accurate circumaural reference cans I can get for around $150-300.00(usd).
Any info would be greatly appreciated...
This comes out of the "Importance of great monitors" discussion:
One guy's opinion was that:
"The discussion happening here seems to largely consist of people talking at cross-purposes. Surely there are two types of 'monitor'.
1. A reference monitor for giving you maximum info on mic placement, source quality etc.
I produce a broadcast piece. It is spoken word, recorded with a Mackie, a Shure SM7B, Compressor and Motu's DP with an 896HD.
Is -12db normal and -6db peaks the proper, or accetable set of rules for recording/outputting for broadcast audio?
thanks.
-paul
I am using Mackie 824s for reference monitors.
Why is it that when I make small adjustments in EQ,
compression, reverb, etc, that I cannot hear on the Mackies,
I can hear those same adjustments on my home stereo system which, by the way, is in the same room?
I use Cubase SE for my home recording on a G4 iBook, and do not have any good reference system beyond a set of headphones. My question is whether I can use a spectral analyzer to produce a spectral profiile visually representing "good" sound without actually having a good reference system.
I plan on purchasing a marantz PMD670 or a Fostex FR-2 and I'll Be needing a dual channel or 2 single channel battery powered preamps.
Also I'd like to get a CLEAN uncolored headphone amp... My budget would be pretty tight so spending 1300$ on a reference headphone amp is sorta out of the question.
Hi All,
I wanted to get good ref tracks so I:
Extracted the aiffs from production CDs using Toast.
Then used an audio editor to separate the L and R tracks into 2 mono.
Then loaded the files into my digital recorder (MX-2424) via file transfer (not real time).
Then played back on 2 adjacent channels for stereo (MX is connected to my 02r via TDIF).
I think this might be useful for all RO friends...
Nice weekend
:)
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