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yine yarrak kurek cevaplar atmislar, dostum gel anlatayim. butceye gore mevzu cok degisir malum referans da kullaniyosun zaten. hatta tek mi yapacan cift mi yapacan o bile cok seyi degistiriyo ayni marka olsa dahi, ama biraz gundelik+referans kullaniyosun gibi anliyorum yazdigindan. ondan bi kac one

Não existe frfr esse negócio é MITO, digo é uma situação UTÓPICA... Mas bom, sendo sincero, um bom monitor de áudio, como um par de Yamaha hs7, vai ter som tão bom quanto um frfr... E provavelmente vai ser mais flat response 😂 Fala um orçamento máximo que te ajudo a escolher uma caixa boa

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/yamaha-hs7-review-studio-monitor.19761/ Yeah I'm not impressed by these charts lol

Audio Interface is simply a device that lets you convert Analog audio to Digital audio and vice versa. It takes analog audio in (from a microphone, or line level source) and converts it to digital so your computer can record it in a DAW like Reaper. Then it converts it back - digital audio playback

They are Yamaha HS5 or HS7 can't tell exactly what size. I have the HS7s and they are not harsh at all. They are extremely flat and amazing for music production. Worth every penny I spent on them.

I have a pair of Yamaha HS7 studio monitors, and they're great. Studio monitors, much like 2 or 3 way PA speakers are full range speakers so you can pretty much play any instrument in your toolbox through them. I have a Musicman Stingray 4 string, and it sounds especially great through my studio mon

Front ported monitors. I had a couple Yamaha HS7's and sure they were crisp and "flat", but honestly the most boring speakers imagineable and impossible to get low end with the rear firing bassport. Bought the cheaper Kali LP-6 and it's night and day, so much better.

Typically putting bass corner traps in all corners will help, too many can’t hurt at all! After that, use the eq software I mentioned to fine tune if there’s any humps or ‘room modes’. This is tailored to specific placement of the bass traps (as well as the corner traps)! Regarding studio monitors,

At that budget, you will get a better sound out of the headphones. There is no escaping that. In order to get a nice, balanced, full-range sound out of the speakers, you'd need room treatment. Yamaha HS7 goes down to 50 Hz, so ideally 6 acoustic panels, some 10 inches thick, would be nice. That woul

Welcome to the world and need for studio reference monitors. Yes, they're expensive as speakers go, but they provide the flat response that allows you to mix and master appropriately by ear and have it be at least representative on most other playback devices. The LAST thing you want to do is EQ to