In case you missed them, read Part 1 here and Part 2 here.
Headphones
There are subtle details to look for when choosing your headphones. Making sure that when you choose a pair they have a nice flat response, meaning there is no added bass, treble, or any other frequencies. This will help you get an accurate sound while producing and improve the overall quality of your music. Make sure the headphones are comfortable, durable, and have a decent-sized cable. Further down the line, you may consider upgrading to a pair of open-back headphones specifically designed for mixing, but for now, choosing a quality pair with a flat response will work wonders for your music.
Top Headphone Picks
A great closed-back headphone perfect for music production. With a velvet lining, you can wear these for hours with no strain. Going over the ear for high-quality audio playback and flat frequency response.
A similar design to the 770 but with an open back allowing for less frequency buildup. Perfect for mix engineers or producers working in headphones.
A great all-around pair of headphones they're the first headphones for many music producers. A flat frequency response and several interchanging cables.
Similar to the ATH-M50 this is Sennheiser's take on a mid-range pair of headphones. A great price with high-quality sound.
Another pair of open-back headphones at a great price. Allowing frequencies to pass through the open design of the headphones for better mixing and playback.
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