ok i know we had a topic about headphones.

Basically i am at the something like 70% of completeing my track, i am trying to listen to my material on many diffrent headphones and speakers and environments.

I do not have monitoring speakers. Thought about buying some decent monitoring headphones,or headphones that accuratelly tell me how my mix sounds ,without "wtf" effect when turrning into speakers. I think it already sounds not bad,checked on some koss and akg stuff ,but none of them were really "flat responding" to trust in everything .

so i thought i wil lgrab something in next week and buy .

Offcourse i cant afford anything from top shelf. Can anyone recommend to me anything decent ,with affordable price ?
I remember medway wrote some words if i am correct about sony mdr v6,unluckily almost unreachable anywhere atm ,i would buy a pair,people used to say that they are really flat responding and give a real view of a mix,and price is really nice ,i saw some time ago a pair for 300 zlotys (around 72 euros )

i thought also about akg 240 mkII ,around 500 zlotys

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i mean problems with phases .

and i would like to know if it is possible to fix it during mastering session ? I mean i know how to try to fix it on my own on this stage,but anyway,would be nice to know,you know, just "in case" .


i think i will have a job for medway,first one from me .

just willl finish it as i have less time because of job and university

Not sure if I've posted something like this b4....sorry if I did.

Have you ever bought software from those super discounted software websites? I year or so back I considered it, but thought better of trying. Most them seem to sell about the same things at the same price. Titles are always older versions. For some things that might mean something, but for others, I don't think it would. For example, I've seen a number of websites selling Nuendo 3 for around $99. Now I'm sure there's some major differences between 3 and 4, but hell, for 99 bucks, who cares? (ok, I'd have to buy a dongle, but no major thing) It's download only and probably zero support and upgrades, but for what you get, I don't think that's a big issue. An example:

http://cheapsoftoem.com/shop/item/steinberg_nuendo_3_2/

These places 'seem' to be legit, but are they? I've been asking myself, if they're legit, then why not buy? I'm sure Nuendo 3 would last me 10 years no problem.

So....anyone ever buy?

Hey peeps,
I believe we may have covered this before, but unfortunately after a session this weekend I'm still having some issues with latency compensation.

I'm using Ableton 8 and an Apogee Ensemble interface.

here's the scenario-- I'm trying to play a nice groove and using an external synth for the tone.

i've tried doing ableton's latency compensation tutorial, where you calculate the amount of difference from playing a sample out of your cpu through your audio interace and then back in... then using that value as your latency compensation number.

i ended up with something like 24 ms.

the trouble is, when i do that and record the bassline that sounded spot on when i was playing it (and playing back the midi)... after recording the audio the timing is even further off then before.

(for me) It's not as intuitive in ableton to shift the audio to the right spot as it is in cubase or logic.

I'd like to just get the settings right so that when i record midi and it sounds good-- then I record audio and it should sound the same... .but it doesn't

help

Guys, does anyone know where i can get a pre-delay chart if one does exist.
Trying to get an accurate pre-delay settings on my reverbs so it matches with the bpm count.
Open to other suggestions if a chart is not available..

What kind of music prodution/realization press you read ?

Recently i thought it would be nice o buy something like this in store,and i bought polish

ESTRADA I STUDIO ONLINE

fantastic magazine ,though i think not available in english.

a lot of tests ,reviews ,news ,and included dvd with soft,tutorials and otehr usefull stuff.

I would say it is aimed into more proffesional users,with already good background in music production ,but it is worth every penny.For passionats . If it is available in english i will give you a sign.

I know most of people cant imagine how poland can be connected with electronic music,but i will add for example that psp vintage warmer is polish product,and whole psp audioware ,http://www.d16.pl/ is also polish group,maybe best recreations of some vintage instruments.


What kind of press you buy ? I think it is nice to share because english language magazines are usually available in whole europe

I've been trying to recreate this, but so far I'm far from close. Any of you 'synth-jocks' have any advice on a starting point? I'm trying to get the main part of that sound (not the noise thrown over top the whole thing). I pretty much only use vanguard and Sylenth now. If you don't use those, then any basic info for any synth would be cool.

Thanks for any leads...

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Just got an email from soundtoys. Nothing on the website yet, but it looks very very nice.

I'm excited about the saturator plugin.

Let me know if you want me to forward the email. I'm not sure how to attach it to this post.

http://musicproductionvideos.blogspot.co...synth.html


obviously it is valid for anyone attempting to toy with basslines ,not necessary creating dirty electro bass