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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

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

Honestly for that room size + without acoustic treatment, i'd go for IK multimedia iLoud MTM mkii. Includes their arc mic and arc X software for acoustic self calibration. Pop those in and you're good to go. Minimally I would treat the room to reduce reverberation time decay. Any extreme standing wa

These are the “usual suspects” of the smaller side: active studio monitors (first two) or powered speakers (the third) options. And no, we definitely wouldn’t recommend any Creative products. Adam Audio D3V (EAC review, EAC YT review) (Thomann listing) IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitors (Thomann lis

So, I do care about audio fidelity, but I don't believe in voodoo. The speakers in my den that are connected to the TV and the turntable are a pair of Presonus S8's. In my office, I have a pair of IK Multimedia iLouds. Are these high-five figure tools? No. Do they sound pleasant and allow me to also

One of my 5 years old studio monitoring speaker's built in power supply just died, keeps bootlooping every few seconds when it's playing audio, probably a cap went bad (after only 5 years of use, what sorta electrolytics do those goddamn wops at IK Multimedia use, ingegneri di merda!!!) Bitch is all

Honestly this is a super common thing producers run into - AirPods have a lot of built-in DSP that flattens dynamics and boosts certain frequencies to make everything sound more 'polished'. When I first noticed this I started using reference monitoring plugins like Reference by Mastering the Mix or

If you like bass, you need big speakers (or a subwoofer). You can't beat physics. If you already have a decent DAC or interface, you could try the Adam T5V and the Adam T10S sub. You should be able to find them both for 750$. Keep in mind that the T5V are a little deeper than your specs. Otherwise,