Fl Studios Mixing With Headphones

Great headphones for mixing and recording.

I use these monitors to mix in my home studio. I've been around studios with Genelecs and love the sound, but mixing requires you to get down and dirty. My room is a little smaller so the BM6a's are the perfect size with real tight bass, a very clear mid range, and a clean high end. Overall I couldn't be happier with my choice.

I mean, they're great headphones. I'll get them again and again. I use them for location sound mixing.

Not my first pair. Awesome headphones. Great for mixing and just general listening.

The Sony MDR-7506 headphones have great definition. Work great for mixing.

I'm thrilled, that I can hear on both speakers on my headphones now that I'm connecting to the Rode mixing board.

These are some great headphones that you'll find in many studios. They have a nice balanced sound and get plenty loud. Not too bass-heavy like some brands, so you get a better, more balanced mix. I've been using them lately to edit and mix audio in Adobe Audition.

The classic studio headphones. I'm always seeing the blue/red, left/right labels in photos of sound studios. Good, true sound. Plus it's totally repairable.

I sometimes spend all day with the headphones on- editing dialogue and mixing tracks and they are very comfortable. Never any surprises with these headphones... a slight bump in the very low end (nice actually) but otherwise they sound very true. Portability is a plus too... well built and come with a nice protective carrying case. Would highly recommend.

I'm a mixing and recording engineer, and record producer.I've used these headphones for mixing and listening. I also know of mastering engineers that use them for mastering.What's great about them:- Comfortable to wear for extended periods of time Their open back design along with the design of the cushion prevents the ears from getting sweaty or overheated and doesn't press on your head too much. - Doesn't sound as boxy as the average headphones, again because of the open back.- In my comparisons was only beaten (sound wise) by the Sennheisers 800, or the AKG K812, both between X2 to X4 the price.- Because they're about $ I'm not afraid to use them or take them with me. It's not small money but I can confidently use them as I please knowing I'd be able to afford a replacement should something happen.What's not as good about them:- Open back comes with it's own drawbacks - can't use these in the live room as much if at all, they're noisy to the environment (if you're next to someone sleeping or in public) and the environment is nosy back at you (though this can be useful if you need natural sound to come through headphones).- They're not small, for carrying around. But I'd take sound over this comfort any day.These are the best I've heard in this price range, and I've tested a lot of companies thoroughly.