headphones for studio use.........

[gooner]

I have monitors but i think when your making a track your best to check it out on a few different mediums, I usually switch between my monitors/crappy computer speakers and headphones trying to get a good balence between them, but thats just how I like to do it of course.

good advice.. listen to tracks on as many systems as possible.. but those beyer headphones are actually great to hear how all the bottom end sounds sit in the mix together..

[wmayhem]

Beyer DT990 Pro cans are awesome. You can wear them for hours on end. In end-stage mixing and mastering, however, you will benefit from blasting your tracks through decent monitors and a sub... at sound pressure level 85... at least...

dMw

http://www.davewesley.com
http://www.sursumcorda.com

[skept]

yeah right now i am using the "many medium" technique with nice headphones, shitty earbuds, a loud stereo, shitty computer speakers and boom box speakers. i keep going back and forth and taking notes until it sounds good on all. it takes forever.

[Tek23]

yummy cans



http://www.zzounds.com/item--SENHD25

[duckett]

beyer dt770 every time. I get a better mix on them than on my monitors. anything new takes time to adjust.........

[jhon]

I use AKG K240 Studio Headphones..

I can use these headphones for hours without my ears getting blodlost or headake...

Love em.

http://www.akg.com/products/powerslave, ... ge,EN.html

[kenada]

I'll second the AKG call.

I use K141 studio, and have been nothing but impressed with the sound and comfort.

[skept]

to those of you who produce with headphones, do you do your final mixdowns with headphones also? do you ever do checks with monitors?