i'm a n00b.... is that for 1?
You have questions about studio monitors?
Forum rules
By using this "Production" sub-forum, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agreed with our terms of use for this site. Click HERE to read them. If you do not agree to our terms of use, you must exit this site immediately. We do not accept any responsibility for the content, submissions, information or links contained herein. Users posting content here, do so completely at their own risk.
Quick Link to Feedback Forum
By using this "Production" sub-forum, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agreed with our terms of use for this site. Click HERE to read them. If you do not agree to our terms of use, you must exit this site immediately. We do not accept any responsibility for the content, submissions, information or links contained herein. Users posting content here, do so completely at their own risk.
Quick Link to Feedback Forum
-
last & least
- Posts: 310
- Joined: Fri Aug 28, 2009 5:42 pm
- Contact:
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
last & least wrote:http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/k ... tor--51949
i'm a n00b.... is that for 1?
yes
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
-
last & least
- Posts: 310
- Joined: Fri Aug 28, 2009 5:42 pm
- Contact:
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
thanks : insert alpaca here
-
AnalGangstaHo
- Posts: 438
- Joined: Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:12 am
- Location: North West UK
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
I get a bonus on Friday so am really excited to be getting my first monitors. I could afford the RP8's so just wanna know if there's a massive difference between them and the RP6's...?
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
I think there will be substantial difference.AnalGangstaHo wrote:I get a bonus on Friday so am really excited to be getting my first monitors. I could afford the RP8's so just wanna know if there's a massive difference between them and the RP6's...?
Although the RP6's are very good, a bigger cone size such as 8" will make the difference in any monitor make. The lows / Low mids will be clearer and the frequency response on the sub frequencies will be a lot better.
I have and love the samson Rubicon R6a's and they sound amazingly detailed with their ribbon tweeter, but they do lack that extra bass you find with bigger cone sizes regardless of the make.
-
AnalGangstaHo
- Posts: 438
- Joined: Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:12 am
- Location: North West UK
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
^ Cheers pal.
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
So, I've bought yesterday a pair of Adam A7, those are my first monitors, they are really impressive to me, but they surely lack sub... so I'm thinking about buying additional sub woofer. Wich one is good for $500-$700?
- thor_beatz
- Posts: 330
- Joined: Sun Dec 28, 2008 11:06 pm
- Location: Amsterdam
- Contact:
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
You might wanna add Focal CMS 55's to the mid range list. BEst price for vallue i've come accross in years
- thor_beatz
- Posts: 330
- Joined: Sun Dec 28, 2008 11:06 pm
- Location: Amsterdam
- Contact:
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
Ask ADAM what they advice, as it's supposed to work in conjunction with you nearfields...killall wrote:So, I've bought yesterday a pair of Adam A7, those are my first monitors, they are really impressive to me, but they surely lack sub... so I'm thinking about buying additional sub woofer. Wich one is good for $500-$700?
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
thanks i got it nowDepone wrote:I have and love the samson Rubicon R6a's and they sound amazingly detailed with their ribbon tweeter, but they do lack that extra bass you find with bigger cone sizes regardless of the make.
now can you please tell me or forward me to an info if to say Senheiser HD-25 headphones can be or can be not used as a substitute for monitors. what i want to know is whether i can use them for mixdowns and production as much as i can use monitors. thanks.
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
You can't.morro_e wrote:thanks i got it nowDepone wrote:I have and love the samson Rubicon R6a's and they sound amazingly detailed with their ribbon tweeter, but they do lack that extra bass you find with bigger cone sizes regardless of the make.
now can you please tell me or forward me to an info if to say Senheiser HD-25 headphones can be or can be not used as a substitute for monitors. what i want to know is whether i can use them for mixdowns and production as much as i can use monitors. thanks.
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
ok but i actually heard i can and what are the 'monitor headphones' then?
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
I got a pair of Senn HD-600s based on the recommendation of the production bible. They're amazing except for the shitty cable that started breaking before it was even 6 months old. But it's replaceable!morro_e wrote:ok but i actually heard i can and what are the 'monitor headphones' then?
Statement of Intent VIP / Sahaquiel v4 single out now on UK Trends.
Soundcloud
Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Mixcloud | Twitter
Soundcloud
Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Mixcloud | Twitter
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
ok, so are they capable of doing mixdowns on them and also production?collige wrote:I got a pair of Senn HD-600s based on the recommendation of the production bible. They're amazing except for the shitty cable that started breaking before it was even 6 months old. But it's replaceable!morro_e wrote:ok but i actually heard i can and what are the 'monitor headphones' then?
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
i was thinking of buying the akai rpm 8 what do you think about them????
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
Yup, I use them for everything. I'm in a dorm, so I don't have the luxury of being able to blast monitors whenever I want.morro_e wrote:ok, so are they capable of doing mixdowns on them and also production?collige wrote:I got a pair of Senn HD-600s based on the recommendation of the production bible. They're amazing except for the shitty cable that started breaking before it was even 6 months old. But it's replaceable!morro_e wrote:ok but i actually heard i can and what are the 'monitor headphones' then?
Statement of Intent VIP / Sahaquiel v4 single out now on UK Trends.
Soundcloud
Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Mixcloud | Twitter
Soundcloud
Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Mixcloud | Twitter
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
I'm going to be getting a MacBook Pro soon and I already have powered monitors, Event TR6. I had them plugged directly to my Mac tower before via a 1/4 to stereo 1/8 Y cable. However, lately, I've gotten a buzzing sound. I'm plugging it straight to the Mac 1/8 headphone jack.
So, can I plug the speakers straight to the laptop? I figure I don't need some kind of external mixer since I'm going to be doing everything digitally, in the comp.
So, can I plug the speakers straight to the laptop? I figure I don't need some kind of external mixer since I'm going to be doing everything digitally, in the comp.
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
hey guys i read through the whole post, very informative thanks a lot! just a couple things that need clarification and maybe a few recommendations....
ive decided to obviously buy monitors to replace my logitech 5.1 surround SPEAKERS! yes (why would he upgrade you say!?)
i have a toshiba satelite laptop, looking for monitors around $500US, any recommendations?id be using them for both mixing and producing, the first post was helpful but i was unsure on a couple of issues i heard ppl talking about having studio monitors and also a sub attached to them? dont they put out enough bass?
i only have the normal earphone jack input on my laptop so is that going to be a problem at all? can u buy good external sound cards for laptops for productions sake?
thanks guys
ive decided to obviously buy monitors to replace my logitech 5.1 surround SPEAKERS! yes (why would he upgrade you say!?)
i have a toshiba satelite laptop, looking for monitors around $500US, any recommendations?id be using them for both mixing and producing, the first post was helpful but i was unsure on a couple of issues i heard ppl talking about having studio monitors and also a sub attached to them? dont they put out enough bass?
i only have the normal earphone jack input on my laptop so is that going to be a problem at all? can u buy good external sound cards for laptops for productions sake?
thanks guys
- Original Face
- Posts: 118
- Joined: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:18 am
- Contact:
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
@dizzy035
- yes, you can buy a soundcard for a laptop. 'Soundcard' is an old term - most are now external USB or Firewire interfaces.
- You might be able to get a pair of KRK Rokit 6s for around $500. I don't own them, but they're very popular.
- personally, I'd make purchases in the following order: soundcard, monitors, room treatment, sub (if you're still convinced you need it).
Hope that helps!
- yes, you can buy a soundcard for a laptop. 'Soundcard' is an old term - most are now external USB or Firewire interfaces.
- You might be able to get a pair of KRK Rokit 6s for around $500. I don't own them, but they're very popular.
- personally, I'd make purchases in the following order: soundcard, monitors, room treatment, sub (if you're still convinced you need it).
Hope that helps!
Re: You have questions about studio monitors?
Why cant you?stappard wrote:You can't.morro_e wrote:thanks i got it nowDepone wrote:I have and love the samson Rubicon R6a's and they sound amazingly detailed with their ribbon tweeter, but they do lack that extra bass you find with bigger cone sizes regardless of the make.
now can you please tell me or forward me to an info if to say Senheiser HD-25 headphones can be or can be not used as a substitute for monitors. what i want to know is whether i can use them for mixdowns and production as much as i can use monitors. thanks.
You can use anything you like! as long as you are use to hearing music on the headphones/monitors in question then you are generally fine unless we are talking about £4.99 headphones.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests