Studio Monitoring Upgrades!

[@baiijoune]

That is a HUGE difference using the sonarworks. Wow.

[@baiijoune]

Loved this vid, makes me excited again about new gear, especially since i literally just got my new ATH M50x. Now i'm excited to set up sonarworks and see the difference it'll make!

[@graphenemusic5922]

I am curious what chair is that?! Please and thank you

[@banaaaaaan]

Your Headphone Cup Upgrade is basically upgrading to ATH M70X. Since your upgrade is clearly cheaper than a full replacement you did good! I personally wouldnt replace my M70x Cups because i think they have done their Engineering on comfort vs. sound quality, their unique shiny sound is very cool ^^

[@oliverqueen3434]

Can u make video about second pair of monitors or reference monitors? That will be great.

[@Swiftopher755]

the top end was way better with the iso pucks

[@baiijoune]

100%

[@w.7258]

Just got my Gullfoss licence :)

[@w.7258]

nobody said it reqiures iLok to run :( legit thinking of getting a refund

[@SanctusKain]

just as pure curiosity. arent the speakers way to close to you if you put them on the table?

[@banaaaaaan]

Depends on the size of the room and how much he wants to have the natural reverberation of it in his listening position (Sweet spot). This setup comes closer to a headphone setup because of its near field monitoring and wall absorption, makes the sound better in the listening position. This is also in no way an academic video on this topic in my opinion just because the Microphone never is in the true listening position and we catch way more of the "trashy" room sound that you never avoid. If he likes the result though and is able to upgrade his works, nothing wrong with it. Classic clean stereo monitoring setup

[@SanctusKain]

@@banaaaaaan very interesting, i was watching a discussion about something like this and also a video from Kush Audio. He was talking about a Transient blooming phenomena and how you should not use your monitors as "headphones" that is why I am asking. He was talking about hearing compression easier depending on the distance that you have from monitors. Thank you for your reply.