Monitoring in a music studio is, quite simply, the most important part of the studio set up. Your studio may contain the most advanced equipment available, but without accurate monitoring, you will never hear an accurate mix, which is kinda pointless, isn’t it?!
So, whats the difference between a good pair of hi fi speakers and true studio monitors?
Well. hi fi speakers exaggerate the lows, and often the highs, to create maximum impact. This can be good to listen to, but its seldom accurate. Studio monitors are designed to be very accurate to insure a real reproduction of what’s actually being recorded. Theyre also built to much sturdier and exacting standards than hi fi speakers, to cater for the vigourous demands of studio use.
Monitors must be very transparent sounding to enable you to mix parts of the music like vocals, bass and even reverb trails without each part colliding into one and other.
To fully understand the concept of monitoring, you must understand that its an art. Its more than just conveniently placing a pair of speakers in the room.
Were all different, as are studio monitors, and we use the ones with which were...
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