Music Production

I use on my choir rehearsals. And record simple tunes when I got some inspiration.

The HEDD Audio HEDDphone is a new path, a new direction, and a unique sound. It is not a planar headphone sound, neither dynamic nor electrostatic but it successfully mixes some of the best traits of each to paint a massive presentation, huge depth, and wonderful clarity.

Easy to use. Practical with a range of effects you can apply to sound.

Using it to transcribe my own 'real book' as I get into building my jazz comp guitar skills again. A lot easier than I expected... Some clunkiness in positinion notations (chord shapes/labels) which I'm future proofing ( I am BAD at remembering all of the possible inversions of a chord - so I&#...

I've used RouteNote for several years. Seriously considered CDBaby, Distrokid and Reverbnation. The main factor for me is the simplicity of the pricing and no annual fees after release. The main disadvantage is it takes longer for releases to reach digital music platforms. I like seeing Bandcamp incl...

Neutral soundstage, comfortable earpads, great value.

Extremely comfortable due to the velour padded cups. I can wear them for hours without a problem. For the money you won't find a better sounding headphone. The highs are amazing but need to be broken in a little. Warm mids, and surprisingly good lows. You might need an app if you buy the higher ohm versi...

Amazing quality as always

Got them a few hours ago, gonna update my rec in the future. So far, the sound quality is awesome, they seem to be very precise. I like the bass, it's there and there's a right amount of it. The headphones were nicely packaged, they seem sturdy and the cord is very much the right length for me.

Audeze LCD 2 Classics have a flat frequency response curve, great for high fidelity sound. They are some of the best headphones for the best price.

Usable for novices, but with the option to dive very deep in into producing, mixing or mastering audio.