Top four headphones for music production that won’t break the bank
Professional music production is an intricate art that not many people can understand and appreciate, especially without a pair of quality headphones. Full time DJ-producer Haidak says a pair of quality headphones or in-ear monitors make all the difference in music production and on deck. Plus, it enhances a person’s listening experience.
The AmazonBasics Over-Ear Studio Monitoring Headphones are on the cheaper end of the spectrum, yet delivers good sound quality enough to make one feel like a pro music producer. This entry-level pair is perfect for music producers who like to use their headphones in their daily commute. The KRK KNS 6400 is slightly more expensive than AmazonBasics’ headphones, but have better low end that allows for better mixing. Over-the-ear headphones could feel too cramped; this pair has great audio imaging and sound stage.
The Audio Technica ATH-M50x offers great sound quality for a pleasing price tag. No less than John Mayer rocks a pair of these when he records in the studio. The build does not feel cheap and a pair of these can last you for about a decade—with proper care, of course. For under $150, the Sennheiser HD-25 II is the ideal choice for traveling music producers and DJs. It has great sound stage and enhanced bass, great for over all music listening and on-the-go recording and performance.
Investing in quality headphones is a no-brainer especially when taking the art seriously. Be sure to check out the headphones listed above to get started on your music production journey.
Haidak is a rising star in the electronic music scene. He is a DJ and producer based in Amsterdam. He has played in venues, large and small, across the world, including opening and closing set for Guy J and John Digweed in Leeds’ mighty Mint Club, before its closing. Read more from Haidak by heading over to this page.
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The Audio Technica ATH-M50x offers great sound quality for a pleasing price tag. No less than John Mayer rocks a pair of these when he records in the studio. The build does not feel cheap and a pair of these can last you for about a decade—with proper care, of course. For under $150, the Sennheiser HD-25 II is the ideal choice for traveling music producers and DJs. It has great sound stage and enhanced bass, great for over all music listening and on-the-go recording and performance.
Investing in quality headphones is a no-brainer especially when taking the art seriously. Be sure to check out the headphones listed above to get started on your music production journey.
Haidak is a rising star in the electronic music scene. He is a DJ and producer based in Amsterdam. He has played in venues, large and small, across the world, including opening and closing set for Guy J and John Digweed in Leeds’ mighty Mint Club, before its closing. Read more from Haidak by heading over to this page.
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