So hear me out, using a guitar amp with tremble, mid, and bass nobs for mixing. If you turn down each one of those nobs and you don't lose any frequencies. Then you're mix is well balanced. Hopefully I win best comment for this...
As it comes to affordable options, the Eris E7 by Presonus is certainly a good choice. But I wonder what are the primary differences between the E7 specifically and the other models such as E5, E4.5 or E3.5 and which all seem to be in a similar range of price. What makes the E7 better for music production compared to the others?
Remember that the "best" monitor speakers can vary from person to person depending on their needs and preferences. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your specific requirements and how well the speakers align with your audio production or listening goals.
This video really highlighted lots of monitors that I never taught they gonna sound great and I'm glad watching it. Thank you Ditto. The little knowledge I have on monitor selection for music production is that a hip-hop artist needs a monitors that has lots of bass & Kick sounds because it's plays a part as well. Lastly, I was waiting to hear and know more about “BX5” monitors but it wasn't included please are they not good for home studio production or any other reason please?
Nice overview of some of the best monitors for their price point. However, money can't buy you experience. So, keep making music even if it sounds shitty at the beginning (we all have been there) and step by step you start improving. You will get better with every single release.
Yamaha HS8 The high frequencies are spot on and the mids and low frequencies are good enough for me while working with a recording mix...the sound quality is amazing !!!
I really like the KRK Rokit RP7 G4 studio speaker. It does provide excellent sound quality and durability at an affordable price, making it a popular choice among music producers and enthusiasts. I have few friends using it and its clear and balanced audio output is well-suited for studio work, but individual preferences for sound can vary, so it's advisable to test it out and ensure it matches your specific needs and tastes. Overall, it's a reliable option for those seeking a cost-effective and reliable studio monitor.
i was on a $140 pair of Gen-1 M-Audio speakers for yeeeeeeears. now im on used pair of Gen-1 Rokit 5's.... all these are suggestions are nice, but just go with the cheapest and make sure to invest in time with ur DAW and comparing sounds on different setups to tune ur ears. After u feel comfortable and got some spare scratch... indulge. By then, its just preference IMO
So hear me out, using a guitar amp with tremble, mid, and bass nobs for mixing. If you turn down each one of those nobs and you don't lose any frequencies. Then you're mix is well balanced. Hopefully I win best comment for this...
As it comes to affordable options, the Eris E7 by Presonus is certainly a good choice. But I wonder what are the primary differences between the E7 specifically and the other models such as E5, E4.5 or E3.5 and which all seem to be in a similar range of price. What makes the E7 better for music production compared to the others?
Each model has a different sized driver. Generally speaking, the larger a speaker is, the louder and lower sounds it can produce. 👍
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Remember that the "best" monitor speakers can vary from person to person depending on their needs and preferences. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your specific requirements and how well the speakers align with your audio production or listening goals.
This video really highlighted lots of monitors that I never taught they gonna sound great and I'm glad watching it. Thank you Ditto.
The little knowledge I have on monitor selection for music production is that a hip-hop artist needs a monitors that has lots of bass & Kick sounds because it's plays a part as well.
Lastly, I was waiting to hear and know more about “BX5” monitors but it wasn't included please are they not good for home studio production or any other reason please?
Nice overview of some of the best monitors for their price point. However, money can't buy you experience. So, keep making music even if it sounds shitty at the beginning (we all have been there) and step by step you start improving. You will get better with every single release.
Yamaha HS8
The high frequencies are spot on and the mids and low frequencies are good enough for me while working with a recording mix...the sound quality is amazing !!!
Kali Audio ftw
For me Genelec twin speakers is the lick because I'm always on the move and I gotta keep on ticking wherever I'm at!
I really like the KRK Rokit RP7 G4 studio speaker. It does provide excellent sound quality and durability at an affordable price, making it a popular choice among music producers and enthusiasts. I have few friends using it and its clear and balanced audio output is well-suited for studio work, but individual preferences for sound can vary, so it's advisable to test it out and ensure it matches your specific needs and tastes. Overall, it's a reliable option for those seeking a cost-effective and reliable studio monitor.
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i was on a $140 pair of Gen-1 M-Audio speakers for yeeeeeeears. now im on used pair of Gen-1 Rokit 5's.... all these are suggestions are nice, but just go with the cheapest and make sure to invest in time with ur DAW and comparing sounds on different setups to tune ur ears. After u feel comfortable and got some spare scratch... indulge. By then, its just preference IMO
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A brilliant and insightful video. It's surprising just how different various speaker systems are. Sometimes going Small is better than going big ❤
So true! 🙌
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Awesome video mate, I make music and it’s awesome to get some more tips to make it better 😎😎😎
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