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Originally Posted by MarsBot  Herein lies the problem. If your monitors are so untrustworthy that you prefer headphones, you don't have an evaluation tool of sufficient resolution to allow you to distinguish between the highend and lowend equipment. Headphones will fool you time after time. They're worth listening to in order to detect mix problems and to see what your mix sounds like on phones. But if you really want to know what's going on with the rest of your equipment, you need some kind of serious monitor speakers. Trust me, you'll be amazed at what you hear on good speakers. |
Mmmm, I've been using a couple different studios with Genelec monitors and such for a couple years now...and I'm always amazed at what I hear in the headphones, not the speakers. The speakers always color things much more than headphones. What is it you are hearing in speakers that you don't think you hear through a good pair of audiophile cans?