concerned that it may be a little "confining." Is anyone else using an in-ear monitor for bass w/ success? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! RB Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () For this kind of situation in bass monitoring, check out...

your bass monitoring? Could there be > something down there that should go away that you don't hear? Or is > the bass weak because you have a node in your room that's boosting it > acoustically so you mix to compensate? My bass monitoring is weak....

Too much bass through monitors. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi everyone, I'd greatly appreciate your advice on a problem I'm having with monitors, which seems similar to another thread elsewhere on here but is a little more specific. I have a...

Thanks, >>>> Dave >> Does anyone have suggestions on things to try? >>Try adding bass traps to the monitoring enviornment that you mix in. It >is possible that you have unconrtolled bass frequencies bounding around >in a way the the reflection become...

Waves Plugins, KRK RP5 monitors. In listening and analysing the bass end of current pro releases, it would seem to me that obviously compression is being used, that's an obvious given. Then something is being done to give the bass a bit of width, I can...

one monitor was closer to a corner than the other, so did some basic level checking with some tones & a level meter. 40Hz was a big problem, 50Hz less so. Was trying the different EQ & placement curves on the monitors to even them out - when the bass...

reference over to both home and hi-end, and won't >set me back to much cash, while I try to get the best results I can with >what I have to work with. : ) What is decent enough bass? I find the NHT Super Ones acceptable as cheap field monitors, and I...

news:... >Monitors with some controls on them are often a good way to compensate for > the lack of a well balanced room. A number of monitors have bass, treble and > a few more controls. I used to work in a room where the bass was always > mixed to loud....

want the bass drum to be felt or heard"? EQing in the 30-60hz range will produce a "feel" bass drum but will sound very thin on smaller speakers. If you EQ the bass drum between 60-120hz it will allow the bass drum to be heard on smaller speakers. With...

want the bass drum to be felt or heard"? EQing in the 30-60hz range will produce a "feel" bass drum but will sound very thin on smaller speakers. If you EQ the bass drum between 60-120hz it will allow the bass drum to be heard on smaller speakers. With...