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Mike A
Subra
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Posted : Jan 1, 2004 23:22
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Speakers: Tannoy MX3 speakers, powered by a Yamaha RX496 receiver.
Headphones: Sennheiser HD500 - same amp.
My mixes sound quite good, if you've heard them. But that's only because I got to know my speakers quite well. I want monitors - I'll listen to the sound as it is and not have to think on how it will sound.. Not buying yet because going to army soon - will need to see if I'll have time to make music 
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 2, 2004 11:49
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you right me too
i am a big techno fan |
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limbic
Limbic
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 00:25
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super glue
i meant that lets say i know my way through sound and i work with shitty speakers then i move to studio monitors dont u think that in a short time my sound level will increase??? |
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 14:49
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superglue - agree with all your words.
Guys just remember that the Yamaha ns10 is a regular speaker - it was not designed to be a monitor or something like this.
It is just a fucking speaker.it was designed to listen music -not to create.so....... just think about it.
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 20:11
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it is not superglue.
and even if it is yes - it hasnt been the idea.
because of a couple smart and experienced guys that said this speaker is good for what is it - then it designed for creation.
read some history - but anyway - who gives a f
tell you the truth - I dont know if now i need them.
I only use them to check my mix - that's all.
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limbic
Limbic
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 20:18
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u didnt got me again....i said that lets sart this discussion from this point of view
u know sound design very well...u would prefer working with monitors or with sample speakers?
and another question what do u think its better to gain your experience while working with monitors or speakers
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Kaz
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 21:26
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The problem with speakers that are not monitors is that sometimes it's just impossible to differentiate certain frequencies. On my system at home, you 'feel' the same bass from a tone at 40hz and at 140hz, so a bassline could be sitting at 140hz and sound perfect on my system, even a little better than it was sitting in the sub - but basically the same. Of course, the moment you listen to it on another system it sounds shit.
The more the system works on loudness and hi-fi sound, the harder it is to get a good mix, and on the really cheap ones it is nearly impossible.
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limbic
Limbic
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 23:08
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i have another question....
i now see i am very ignornant but fuck way im here??
sometimes the freq range of speaker i lower then monitor so monitor is playing things speaker....does it??
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 3, 2004 23:32
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i didnt understood ur question limbic - if understood - nothing to say each monitor speaker has own frequency range so.... hell knows???
the best is to gain experience from both i mean from speakers,monitors,headphones - listening music playing around see what the differences and so on....
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limbic
Limbic
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Posted : Jan 4, 2004 00:18
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i tried to ask lets sya my speakers go down to 120 hz no more then that and infected track is full sub bass under 100 hz then i produce my track in this speakers i ty to make it sound infected...but aactualy my track has lack of bass so i find it kinda funn y super glue say try to immitate other artist sound cause...i cant hear a whole range of freq that the other artist set hours eqing |
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