Re:ARTcessories 4-way headphone unit - I'm finding it a plus in my Sonar setup
2013/04/05 04:46:22
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I have the ART HeadAmp4 too, and I use it as an extension running out of the back of my rackmounted Behringer headphone amp in my studio. It is perfect because outside my studio at home, I have a lofted landing which is a really nice high space to record in. Of an evening, I light candles and burn an incense stick or two to add to the ambience. It's very useful for visiting guest musicians / singers who I occasionally invite to contribute and has a nice sound. With this little amp, I can run a single cable out from the back of my rack headphone amp, and allow the guest(s) to adjust their own phones level to suit, whilst I remain at the console without having to lean down and adjust their levels myself, or indeed having them near the rack making adjustments. I had a friend once twist the knob on a compressor above it, and didn't know for 30 mins why I was getting no sound from a mic (she turned the compressor gain right down) Also when I am recording out there, using another invaluable piece of kit, my Frontier Design Tranzport, it means I dont have to keep running into the studio to adjust my own levels. Yes, an inexpensive but immensely usful little piece of kit.
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