Albums Recorded At Compass Point Studios

12 core is where its at.

Excellent, well-made, lightweight compass!

I've been using them for well over a month, at this point, and I can confidently say that they are very much worth every penny. My favorite room/speaker combination for mixing is the NRG Studios with the midfield speakers. My second favorite is Archon Studios (again on midfield). The SUV is really good for a different/troublesome listening environment. Lastly, the Howie Weinberg Mastering Room is really good for finding honky frequencies, particularly in dialog. My first music mix was greeted by my bandmates with the first comment that they could hear the bass better than any of our previous demo mixes. For the cost of the headphones at the highest level, you can't even come close to competing with buying pro-sumer monitors and acoustic treatment. I'll take it a step further and point out that, if you're like us and can't really afford a studio space that's completely sound treated, or you have multiple machines running in your room (NAS, servers, hard drives, etc.) the amount of money you would spend to accomodate all of that and get an excellent listening environment is going to be a 5-figure investment, easily, if not more. For a few hundred $$$ the headphones will get you everything you need, plus the amazing portability of being able to mix anywhere you can take your laptop and interface. The Slate VSX Headphones are certainly a game changer that can benefit anyone in the audio realm.

We are using the product to repaint one of our studios. We have used the product before, thus the reason we are using again.

Best for studios and events

Great for starter studios

Recorded audio sounds like you were actually there.

Love these albums.

I like these albums and the different colors.

I like these albums and the colors.