ilouds

u/scottbrio here. I've worked in a lot of studios and listened to a lot of different monitors. In my opinion, the best monitors for an indie producer in an untreated room are the IKMultiMedia iLoud Micro monitors. They're $299 new (cheaper used) and sound incredible. I've checked my mixes and master

I would like to listen to the truest artist intended way but also would like to casually get into techno music production. So which speakers should I buy? Whichever you like. You can use a speaker with a colored sound (e.g. elevated treble) for music production, as long as you understand what colora

Honestly, downvote me into oblivion, but I'm going to tell you the cheapest way to get the best sound out of Amplitube using my 20 years of experience with software/pedals/whatever. First you need to decide on an audio interface. Check these links: https://www.guitarworld.com/features/best-guitar-au

Sumo’s tracks are already heavily compressed and processed in unnatural ways. If you’re serious about mastering pick up a copy of Bob Katz’s book “Mastering Audio”. It will take you more than a few minutes to read and understand. You need at the very least a good set of flat response monitors and a

I wouldn’t travel with them. The IK Multimedia iLoud Micro would probably be ideal for your use case

keep those- but ADD a sub. Either the Yamaha HS sub or an IK multimedia iLoud Sub. I have that one - it’s amazing.

Look at IK Multimedia's iLoud series. Highly underrated. These are their MTM MKIIs, but their micro monitor pros are excellent too: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/iloudmtm/?pkey=iloud-mtm-mk2-black-pair

IK Multimedia iLoud micro come diffusori, il fosi và benissimo come preamp. EDIT Doveroso perché probabilmente non sai una cippalippa (senza offesa) Le iLoud sono attive quindi non ti serve avere un amplificatore (tipo il Fosi BT20 da te menzionato) ed hanno già il bluetooth. Sono altoparlanti da st

PC用はiLoud Micro Monitorを買ってからずっと使ってる普段から正確な周波数レスポンスで聴きたいのとコンパクトさのバランス

Yes they have to be powered. For something small that sounds good, I like IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor. You'd need cables that are 1/4" on one side and RCA on the other (or adapters).