Headphones are but one aspect of music production that should not be cheaped out on. In fact, listening to your mix from a pair of open-back headphones, compared to a pair of closed-back might change your perspective completely on how accurate your headphones really are. Here you’ll learn more about what headphones are right for
If you’ve ever been in a situation where you’ve got a monitor near you on the floor, but the drums and the crowd are just so loud you can’t hear a thing, in-ear monitors start to look really good. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve just played and hoped I was playing the
In this post we review various devices that could be of great help for your home studio: OneOdio DJ Headsets and Studio Headsets. Keep in mind that both DJ and Studio headsets are interchangeable, albeit they do pack specific features for the specific labors they intend to do. OneOdio builds affordable headsets for professional DJs,
The sense of hearing, though present in almost everyone, does not guarantee the ability to listen. Listening is the ability that helps you to hear sounds and, your ability to listen can often go a long way to determine how well you can reproduce sounds, especially when you play the guitar. Advancement in technology has
Hearing is something that many musicians take for granted. We may think that loud is better but over time, we are doing irreversible damage to our biggest asset, our hearing. Long exposure to high sound pressure levels can result in hearing loss and tinnitus (a constant high pitched ringing in the ear). Tinnitus is a
Headphones can make or break your studio experience. The wrong headphones can give you a completely different sound than you expected. The best pair depends on your situation. Will you be mixing? Or will you just be recording acoustic guitar? Do you plan to spend a lot of time wearing headphones? All factors you need