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tryptech 
Tryptech
Registration Date: 16-08-2006
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Yooo
A questinon for all you fellow producers.
Ive got some B&W DM 601 S2 speakers, i think theyre very decent, to produce with
I want to hear your opinion
Ive olso got an een SONY TA-FE530R
Is this good enough, or should i buy an other set for production.
To combinate with a mixer or so
Greetz
Let me now your opinion
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16-03-2007 20:36 |
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cynik
Cp6uja
Registration Date: 15-03-2005
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16-03-2007 21:17 |
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Rudeone
love & light
Registration Date: 15-10-2005
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get some monitors.
i dont wanna miss mine anymore.. the sound is so.... 
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16-03-2007 22:29 |
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Paracyte
Crazy Bouncin Sinusoid
Registration Date: 07-12-2006
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I've got Alsis m1 Active 620 - sounds great and price is cool ,for home produceing it's all what you need.cheers.
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07-04-2007 05:52 |
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artificial
Tourist
Registration Date: 04-04-2007
Posts: 24
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im getting the dynaudio bm6a pretty soon... my brother has the dynaudios air 15... they are fuckiinnng linear and great to mix on... but wat i think is important to do is go to a music store... (Feedback) and then ask to listen to a song you heard on your on monitors or in studios lots of times.. and then see which one you think sounds 'best' and easiest to mix on... dont eventually go for what other people say... its important for your ears to think about what monitor is best 
also what does your budget allow... lol
i went to the feedback and checkout the monitors with prodigy out of space... love that track.. also gave me great reference...
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13-04-2007 14:40 |
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Halph-Price
Zombie Algorithm
Registration Date: 22-12-2004
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Sony Headphones.
if you listen to popular music on the monitors in the same room all the teim, you'll get to know where the sounds are storng or weak.
the first few mixes you do, play the songs on some other speakers, i.e. car, boombox, something like that, and just see where it's too loud or quiet.
that way you'll get to know the strength and weakness int eh sound fo the speakers. from there you can make good mixes.
basicly anything can be good if you know thier sounds.
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