maxwhineberg
Junior Member
I generally have great timing
BUT anytime I've ever gone into the studio, I have the hardest time hearing and getting that perfect mix so I can go in and just nail the track. I don't go in often, maybe once every two years, I'm more of a live sub guy player and don't record that often.
I'm always having to either blast the music in the headphones and get the click up really loud but still leave enough so I can hear myself and I end up with terrible ringing in my ears after every session. I tend to play pretty hard and loud and it just drowns out my headphone mix.
Maybe I need super isolating headphones? I want to nip this problem so I can be more productive in the studio. Rather than hearing "Your off the click again" and yelling back "Well, I can't hear the click" LOL
BUT anytime I've ever gone into the studio, I have the hardest time hearing and getting that perfect mix so I can go in and just nail the track. I don't go in often, maybe once every two years, I'm more of a live sub guy player and don't record that often.
I'm always having to either blast the music in the headphones and get the click up really loud but still leave enough so I can hear myself and I end up with terrible ringing in my ears after every session. I tend to play pretty hard and loud and it just drowns out my headphone mix.
Maybe I need super isolating headphones? I want to nip this problem so I can be more productive in the studio. Rather than hearing "Your off the click again" and yelling back "Well, I can't hear the click" LOL