Computer Server Good For Mixing Music

Great appliance to use as a music server.

I use it mainly for tracking and mixing applications,also for listening to music.

It's still early but this camera has more features than a computer server @NORAD... Everything is great and color balance is on par with the best cell phone systems. Wonderfull pics! For those who are curious about electronic viewfinders (EVF's), these thing will never be as good as a traditional pentaprism and will always have delay no matter how good they get. This is simply a required downside when choosing mirrorless, but the advantages for video are an absolute trade-off that is well worth it.

Pro: * Good enough for mixing audio for personal projects * Good enough for casual music listening (I'm not an audiophile, but it sounds good enough for me) * no need for headphone amp * Bass is just enough * blocks out outside noise well Con: * Does get slightly uncomfortable on ear after a long use * Sounds a little too bright, as others have mentioned (but I like it) * Not sure if the sound is flat, but I'm hoping it is.

These headphones are the best! If you are thinking about an audio career and need to get some headphones to start mixing or monitoring live music, these guys will be you best investment. The sound that it produces its amazing clear and crispy. This are not headphones that modify your music like BEATS or BOSE. What you hear with these guys is what the producer and artist want you to hear. They don't put an emphasis on low or high frequencies. At first they will be a little stiff. DON'T PANIC! just stretch them for a couple of days and you will be good to go. I use these guys to monitor conference meeting recordings, when I am mixing for the band at church and also just for listening my favorite music like Jazz, Country, Rock and even some Michael Jackson. Overall, these guys are a great investment! They sound amazing, feel comfortable and look good!

Worked Excellent to hold the computer in server Rack.

Good size for mixing chemicals

I use these for practicing drums and guitar by mixing in recorded music. The flat eq is great for molding the sound as you wish. Also there is clear definition of all instruments in the recording. These have got to be the best thing going for under $ and even match the sound of $ plus phones, just don't have the features such as Bluetooth and noise cancelling.

One of the best headphones hands down in its price range. Sound quality off the roof. Mixing and mastering music Ask any producer..

I used these for a little while now for video editing, sound design, and mixing ambient sound. They are quite transparent for music, it's a bit unforgiving for certain tracks where the mix is hidden in bad speakers. Extremely clear. The 109db limited also adds piece of mind for field recording - looking forward to trying them for that.