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What volume should you mix at?
I recommend mixing at -23 dB LUFS, or having your peaks be between -18dB and -3dB. This will allow the mastering engineer the opportunity to process your song, without having to resort to turning it down.
How loud should DJ speakers be?
When it comes to decibels the higher the rating the louder the speaker is. Generally, most speakers will fall within a range of 85-91 decibels with anything in the higher ’80s or early ’90s considered ideal.
Is there such a thing as a good studio monitor?
There are plenty of suitable—even excellent—studio monitors out there, at all sizes and price points, but setup is just as critical as choosing a good pair. A flawed or problematic setup—even with good speakers—can get in the way of achieving the best recordings and mixes.
Which is the best monitor for audio recording?
This studio monitor is the continuation of the exceptional JBL 3 Series. It offers unmatched studio performance at a very reasonable price point. These classic studio monitors use state of the art technology called Image Control Waveguide, enabling you to hear each and every detail in your recordings.
Which is the best monitor for mixing and mastering?
The Best Studio Monitors For Mixing And Mastering In this guide we’ll take a look at some the best studio monitors for mixing and mastering in the home studio. Quick answer: the Yamaha HS5 and KRK G4 speakers offers the best value for money, while the Mackie CR Series CR3 the cheapest you can get without without compromising on quality.
How big of a room do you need for a monitor?
SPL or Sound Pressure Level of a studio speaker depends on the wattage of the amp and the size of the woofer. So if you want to buy a big sized and heavy wattage monitor then you must set up your studio in a large room. Here is the list of required room size according to the size and wattage of studio monitors.