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Gear / Technical Help => Playback Forum => Topic started by: halpinian on May 13, 2008, 04:08:28 PM
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I have been mixing sound to disc in very loud situations lately, and I'm having trouble hearing the recorded feed over the room noise. I've searched around and found a few different isolation headphones (Direct Sound Extreme Isolation, etc.), but would like to know if anyone has experience with/prefer a particular pair of isolation headphones. Any suggestions of brands or tips I should consider when choosing a pair would be greatly appreciated.
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http://www.headphone.com/products/headphones/sealed-and-noise-canceling/
The in-ear kind are probably your best bet. I own a pair of Beyer Dynamic 770's and like them. I can't hear a damn thing going on in the room with those cans on. No seepage.
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Great! Thanks for that link. I'm looking for something in the >20dB isolation range for mixing at loud rock shows. I've used the in-ears and they just don't cut it. I'll check out some of the other stuff at this website.
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ive used the etymotic er-4 for years now and really find them outstanding.
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Westone UM-1 or UM-2 earphones. Can't go wrong with either one, depending on your budget. Very flat frequency response; they are IEMs, not earphones for only listening to music so what you hear is what is getting transferred to the tape.