Does this sound familiar? You’re working on a mix – but the room you’re in ruins your plans.
Imagine sitting in your bedroom, a rented apartment, or even a hotel room on tour. Listening loud isn’t an option – neighbors, limited volume, or simply budget constraints get in the way. So you switch to headphones. They avoid room acoustics, but bring their own challenges: The sound is “in your head,” the stereo image often feels exaggerated, and spatial depth or precise signal placement is hard to judge.