I am tossing the idea of getting one, I currently use MACKIE Mr8 powered monitors... they have descent low end,, but I'm sure a sub would do wonders...
I just cannot decide which one to shop for I think I am looking for a 10".
any ideas?
What do you like about yours?
Who uses a subwoofer in their studio?
Re: Who uses a subwoofer in their studio?
Well, getting a sub that is made to go with your speakers is the easiest and fastest choice usually. I have M-Audio BX8as, and the Bx10 sub that goes with them. You can get any sub you want; just make sure you can connect and have the correct cabling and power requirements for it.
A sub will help you find out what is playing below your speakers normal frequency range, and essential for deep bass tones in bass-heavy music genres (hiphop, dub, dance, orchestral, taiko, etc.). Otherwise, you'll just get the normal "thud" in your chest (if that), but none of the low-end boom/rumble hitting your stomach and below.
With mine, I can feel how hard the sub-bass and kicks are hitting, and adjust accordingly. Without a sub, you could make a track that sounds great on your speakers, consumer models, desktop/computer speakers, and budget ones, but then, in a car (with a sub), you realize, there is no low-end at all, or waaaay too much sub-bass.
A sub will help you find out what is playing below your speakers normal frequency range, and essential for deep bass tones in bass-heavy music genres (hiphop, dub, dance, orchestral, taiko, etc.). Otherwise, you'll just get the normal "thud" in your chest (if that), but none of the low-end boom/rumble hitting your stomach and below.
With mine, I can feel how hard the sub-bass and kicks are hitting, and adjust accordingly. Without a sub, you could make a track that sounds great on your speakers, consumer models, desktop/computer speakers, and budget ones, but then, in a car (with a sub), you realize, there is no low-end at all, or waaaay too much sub-bass.
Re: Who uses a subwoofer in their studio?
Hey - I use a KRK10s and it's awesome.
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