I use the Alesis M1 Active Mk2's as well. I really like them. They seem to work very well. I recently did some music for a new website I am producing at work, and the mixes even sounded good on small computer speakers. And a laptop. Imagine that. mark On 5/10/02 6:43 AM, "erik_magrini@..." <erik_magrini@...> wrote: > I use the Alesis M1Actives, picked them up for $475 US. I think that for > the price you can't get a better pair of actives, and I personally love > them. Only thing I've heard better for under $2k are those HR824's, but > as you mention, pretty expensive. > > Good monitors are definitely one of the thing you NEED to be able to hear > what you're doing accurately. But it's not just havig good monitors that > makes a difference, it takes time to learn how they sound, and know how > your mixes wil translate from those, to other speakers in the real world. > If you get new monitors, be sure to spend some time listening to your > favorite CDs on them, so that you really learn how accurate they sound. > > rEalm > > > > > > I'm looking to get some good monitors for my setup. I've been using > crappy stuff for a long time. While I'd really like to get a pair > of Mackies or Event's, I won't be able to afford it. > >
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Re: [xl7] Good monitors
2002-05-10 by Mark Pipher
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