roxstar wrote:I've been using the monitor 2's since I first bought a drum machine. All I know is these things can take a BEATIN'! They bump like loudspeakers. The bad thing about the Monitor 2's is they are a little too heavy on the bass, so I always have to reduce it a little. Besides that, I like em. The Monitor 1's should be fine. I've heard them before and they sound good, but never used them in a mix.
Just a tip about Monitors, unless your spending lots of $$$$, your basically buying the best of the worst. Learn to adapt to whatever your using and you'll be able to use a ghetto blaster to monitor your music. I've seen some SUPER hood speaker boxes been used as studio monitors before by producers you probably respect. If I ever needed another set of speakers, I would hit my local pawn shop up and buy some ol school woodgrain house speakers for a few dollars! haha! (Seriously!)
sound advice my friend that is much appreciated.
goes well with what someone else said to me on here once: play your music through all types of speakers and you will get a good feel for what you have made. so i guess the 'best' quality isn't necessary as such, just make the music the best you can and pump that sheeeit in the club at full blast and hope it sounds good....
