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1. Jul 29,  · Yes We Can (For Headphones Version) Damu The Fudgemunk. From the Album Public Assembly July 29, $ Start your day free trial of Unlimited to listen to this song plus tens of millions more songs. Exclusive Prime pricing. $ to buy.

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2. Oct 15,  · Headphone habits. In pursuit of superior musical skills, we can overlook the importance of keeping our ears in good health. We’ve all been told “trust your ears” at one point or another. What this refers to is critical listening: the ability to properly evaluate sound quality and identify aspects of a great mix.

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3. When wearing headphones, each ear can only hear the sound from its own earpiece — there is no natural way in which the sound from the left earpiece can reach the right ear, for example. As a result, the recorded amplitude differences between the left and right channels don't create the required time-of-arrival differences.

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4. Mixing on cans is often frowned upon, but if you know what you're doing, you can get good results with only occasional checks on monitor speakers. There are those who say it's impossible to mix on headphones, but that hasn't stopped plenty of professional .

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5. The truth is, headphones are NOT good for mixing. Let me repeat – headphones ARE NOT good for mixing. As a matter of fact, headphones don’t make good tools at all for ANY sonic decisions with respect to EQ or tonal changes. “What are you talking about?

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6. Mar 07,  · I’m not saying a great headphone mix will sound bad on speakers, but rather it can be a bit misleading. Get It To Sound Good On Monitors First. Ironically the opposite isn’t generally the case. In my experience, if you can get your mix to sound good on monitor speakers, 9 times out of 10 that same mix will translate really well on headphones.

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7. Headphone mixing tip 2 – take regular breaks: Due to the way that fatigue can set in quickly when mixing on headphones, it’s important to take regular breaks. Much more regularly than you would with monitor speakers. A break every 30 mins should be considered the minimum when mixing on headphones.

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8. May 26,  · Mixing With Headphones vs Monitors: Conclusion. Mixing your songs is the priority and at times we only have access to headphones. Although headphones can hide problems arising from our rooms and lack of acoustic treatment, it can also introduce other problems.

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