04-08-2013, 01:07 PM
No, I don't use head phones unless I have to.
Perhaps your room is the source of the problems. I never understood why my mixes got bad reviews before I re-arranged my room years ago. The difference was huge - and I mean really huge. As long as you have problems with the room, you will never achieve a good sounding mix. If that's the case, good head phones might even be the better choice for mixing. But they are much more fatigueing than studio monitors.
Regards,
Steffen
Perhaps your room is the source of the problems. I never understood why my mixes got bad reviews before I re-arranged my room years ago. The difference was huge - and I mean really huge. As long as you have problems with the room, you will never achieve a good sounding mix. If that's the case, good head phones might even be the better choice for mixing. But they are much more fatigueing than studio monitors.
Regards,
Steffen