In Ear Monitors for the Studio, Recording, Podcasting, and Editing
Using in-ear monitors for mixing, producing, and editing solves a lot of problems. With the quality of today’s in-ear monitors, entire records can be mixed on in-ear monitors.
DRIVERS ED: What is a Crossover?
When two or more speakers are used together their ranges overlap. The places they overlap will produce a louder volume than where the frequencies do not overlap. At its most basic…
DRIVERS ED: Headroom
When deciding which in-ear monitor to get, there is more to the decision than just the number of drivers.
Different frequencies require different amounts of power to produce. Low frequencies needs lots of power where higher frequencies don’t need as much. There are lots of technical articles available for those who want to learn more about headroom and loudness curves. We’ll try to keep it simple here.
DRIVERS ED: How Many Drivers?
How many drivers do i need? How many drivers? Good question. The simple answer is… enough. But how many is enough? Well, there the answer isn’t as simple. What is your need and budget? It comes down to what you…
DRIVERS ED: What is a Driver?
A driver is essentially a speaker We hear a lot of confusion about drivers these days so we wanted to take a quick minute to explain some things about in-ear monitors and the balanced armature driver. There are two kinds…