i fill them with the socks and they work perfectly 4 me.. I've tried this. The low frequencies sound better, much better. Thanks for that crazy tip. :) But.. isn't it maybe bad for the monitors? I remember this old school trick is also written in the user manual of the M1 active mk2. You have a dif...

So i make a point of stepping back once in a while - however when i get up and walk to the other end of the room up against the wall - this is where i hear most bass....? which point should i be using as reference ?? as you walk back you have different 'spots' which one is the sweet one... theres a...

Don't expect any monitors to be a true reference if the room acoustic is flawed. Most of the times moving the speakers and listening position around the room will reveal you the "sweet spot" where bass is perfect - i.e. in my room there's only one place where I can get full, solid bass (an...

try covering one of the bass reflex ports, or moving the speakers away from walls.

Are you sure that archive.org is a legally valid proof of authorship ?

The Italian SIAE not only collects royalties; you can deposit your tunes in their archives even if you are not associated with them and they don't collect your royalties, but you have to pay.

It's mostly a netlabel problem because we use CC licenses and we are not obliged to deposit our songs to collecting societies (like SIAE, GEMA).

Sending a cd within an envelope is not legally valid because the post stamp is not on the cd.

Ok, consider this: one of the tunes from your netlabel get used commercially (i.e. for ads), then someone else claims authorship and you have to prove that you are the creator.

I know there's registeredcommons.org, but it doesn't work reliably yet (I'm not able to upload my files).

Am I the only one worried about author rights when using creative commons licences?