For those looking … For those looking to buy monitors for mixing, you need nearfield monitors (reference monitors). These are generally small, need to be seated correctly and positioned towards the user correctly too. There’s no point buying them though if you don’t treat the room acoustically for reflexions because $1000 monitors in an untreated room will sound like $10 ones. A subwoofer should only be added if you know what you’re doing (rather than think it) otherwise it will make mixing ten times worse.
@kevingp12 you can … @kevingp12 you can hear from about 20hz anything lower cant be heard maybe by very young sensitive ears but you wont notice if its not there
i think guitar … i think guitar center may have them. i live in the chicago area, just look up where your closest dealer is. either that, try ebay or something.
below 20hz you feel … below 20hz you feel, that’s 20 cycles per second and is very very low subbass. most recordings may not even have any info present below this threshold, few monitors can reproduce it accurately. 20,000hz is 20khz, the very upper limit of our hearing – the ‘air’ and ‘presence’ area of sound that only young ears can hear (as we get older our hearing deteriorates down to our 18khz or lower)
you shold get 2 … you shold get 2 microphones for the guitar.
you can buy the RODE NT-5 twing pack. its around $400 – 500. and use them for the guitar. you dont need a amp in youre gutar. its actually better to use another mic to record it.
then get another mic to youre vocals.
and theres alot of them. try neumann.
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Dynaudio vs blue …
Dynaudio vs blue sky?
no, it’s not for …
no, it’s not for DJing. dj’s don’t need studio monitors
@mishabruml. wow …
@mishabruml. wow you’re right.. i never thought about that
Yeah…
Yeah…
8Hz on a 6″ driver. …
8Hz on a 6″ driver….. LOL!!!!!!!
yeh basically below …
yeh basically below 20Hz you cant head the bass, but if its “loud” enough you can “feel” it
For those looking …
For those looking to buy monitors for mixing, you need nearfield monitors (reference monitors). These are generally small, need to be seated correctly and positioned towards the user correctly too. There’s no point buying them though if you don’t treat the room acoustically for reflexions because $1000 monitors in an untreated room will sound like $10 ones. A subwoofer should only be added if you know what you’re doing (rather than think it) otherwise it will make mixing ten times worse.
@kevingp12 you can …
@kevingp12 you can hear from about 20hz anything lower cant be heard maybe by very young sensitive ears but you wont notice if its not there
They look like the …
They look like the Sennheiser HD-580.
oh ok – I found …
oh ok – I found audiolines so far. would you recommend them?
i think guitar …
i think guitar center may have them. i live in the chicago area, just look up where your closest dealer is. either that, try ebay or something.
where did you get …
where did you get your rokits? I’m looking for a vendor in the US/Chicago but couldn’t find one so far… thanks for your reply!
pretty nice video, …
pretty nice video, friend, it helped me at some point,tx
Unfortunately …
Unfortunately Neumann is very very expensive
below 20hz you feel …
below 20hz you feel, that’s 20 cycles per second and is very very low subbass. most recordings may not even have any info present below this threshold, few monitors can reproduce it accurately. 20,000hz is 20khz, the very upper limit of our hearing – the ‘air’ and ‘presence’ area of sound that only young ears can hear (as we get older our hearing deteriorates down to our 18khz or lower)
Sennheiser
Sennheiser
thanks for your …
thanks for your advice
so you mean below …
so you mean below 20000hz i wont hear it but i would feel the sound? is that supposed to be a good thing or not?
what kind of …
what kind of headphones does he have there?
below 20 you dont …
below 20 you dont hear you feel
i’ve heard 5 hz on …
i’ve heard 5 hz on a subwoofer at a spl competetion
Interessantes Video …
Interessantes Video; danke.
(I love JBLs for Monitoring)
the average human …
the average human ear can only hear about 20hz to 20khz
you shold get 2 …
you shold get 2 microphones for the guitar.
you can buy the RODE NT-5 twing pack. its around $400 – 500. and use them for the guitar. you dont need a amp in youre gutar. its actually better to use another mic to record it.
then get another mic to youre vocals.
and theres alot of them. try neumann.
they are not rated …
they are not rated for 8 hz, you missed that.. it’s for 48