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Munchie
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Posted : Jul 20, 2002 23:02
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I have a very good set of Wharfedale monitors, and Sennheisser headphones. When i'm making music, then it always sounds really good in the monitors, but the sound in the headphones sux (and there is no problem with the headphones - they work fine)
why is this? what can i do to get clear sound in headphones?
it's so frustrating, to make a track which sound great in the monitors, but sounds dirty in the headphones... plz plz help me!
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Arie Molecular
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Posted : Jul 20, 2002 23:28
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which Wharfedale monitors you got ?
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C3PO
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Posted : Jul 20, 2002 23:31
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What kind of console/mixer do u have ?
How your equipement connected ? |
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Yuli
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Posted : Jul 20, 2002 23:39
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As far as I know Wharfedale don't manufacture studio monitors, and usually their sound is towards the Classical music or Jazz.. They don't take heavy beat electronics too good.. On the other hand Sennheizer are quite rough little headphones - tend to be very aggressive in their sound. Therefore the difference you get, because your monitors and your headphones reflect totally different ranges of frequencies.
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C3PO
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 03:23
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Good point of view about frequency range differences.
I know Sennheisers , but i never heard those Wharfedale speakers sound.
Try to listen to yo tracks on different speakers ,
bring it on a CD to yo friends , put it on a home stereo systems too , try to listen to it in a car . . .
Maybe you should get some "Monitors" and not "Speakers" .
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Trip-
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 06:40
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And also, which Senheizers you've got ?
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Munchie
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 09:45
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this is what i have:
- Wharfedale S-500
- Sennheiser HD25
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Munchie
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 09:46
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oh, and it's all connected to a Yamaha RX-496 Receiver...
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Arie Molecular
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 17:22
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munchie, I have the same model of those speaker, as yuli said they are not 'Monitors' as studio monitors suppose to be.
If you dont have any other monitors to work with then they are the quick solution for hearing what you produced but not for the final editing and good sound achiving, so if u r still gonna use them thats fine, just find another set of speaker that you like their sound very much and make a simple refferance.
I usualy dont work with headphone for music production, couse i can hear all those frequancies with good monitors or good speakers for refferance.
what i suggest to you is not to trust the Wharfedale speakers, they are lack of frequancies, try or to buy another set of monitors for studio production or just work with with them and make a refferance each time you complete a mix.
hope i could help...
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Munchie
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Posted : Jul 21, 2002 18:49
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thanx for the help guyz 
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