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Nov 21, 2011 at 1:12 AM Post #631 of 11,286


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morbidtoaster said:
God don't get FL Studio. It's fun and all but FL has such a distinctive sound that you can always tell it was made with FL. 
 
Give Reaper a shot. It's a free DAW. My favorite noob friendly one is Sony's ACID and my favorite overall is Cubase. 
 
Of course look into some nice VSTs as well. I made the few tracks I did with Omnisphere. Absolutely brilliant VST.
 


 
 
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Lol that reminds me, I have a mixing bored and cubase installed on my computer. I should learn how to use it.
 
 
Nov 21, 2011 at 2:21 PM Post #634 of 11,286
I try and listen to something in every genre, but in terms of bassy music I'm mostly about various strands of electronic music these days, especially futurepop, drum 'n' bass, trip-hop, trance, industrial, dubstep, house, and downtempo.  I used to listen to a ton of metal and have always gravitated towards the heavier, down-tuned, bassier variants of it, and a fair amount of hip-hop.
 
Also, my Pro 900s arrived today, and I'm sure I'll be enjoying these for a long time to come. 
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Nov 22, 2011 at 1:08 AM Post #638 of 11,286
So I got my klipsch image ones today from that absurd ebay deal...at first I was disgusted, they sounded like beats solos with a bit more definition. Then I plugged them into my E5 and eq'd the crap out of everything except from about 20-300 Hz, and they sound AWESOME :D Pendulum is great with these guys. These could be every day phones for me if they had a semblance of isolation. Loving the mic.
 
I think I'm getting a sub-bass headache though o_o; 
 
Nov 22, 2011 at 12:36 PM Post #640 of 11,286
As a member of the bass head club I have the dennon d5000, audio technica pro700 mk2, and smeggy thunderpants.  I keep reading people mention the ultrasone pro900.  Would these be a good addition or replacement for any in my collection  and how would the sound compare to mine?  I listen to mostly hard rock and dance, but enjoy all genres.  Thanks bass heads in advance for any input and advice.
 
Jim
 
Nov 23, 2011 at 1:02 AM Post #641 of 11,286
Seeing as how most of my headphones are listed as basshead headphones, I guess I am a basshead and should introduce myself!
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Hi everyone!
 
My name is Peter and I've owned the Sony XB40EX's, Monster Turbine's, and Audio-Technica ATH-M50's. I currently have a pair of Sennheiser HD 25-1 II's and I plan on getting the Denon D2000's soon.
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Nov 24, 2011 at 9:53 PM Post #645 of 11,286


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drgajet said:
As a member of the bass head club I have the dennon d5000, audio technica pro700 mk2, and smeggy thunderpants.  I keep reading people mention the ultrasone pro900.  Would these be a good addition or replacement for any in my collection  and how would the sound compare to mine?  I listen to mostly hard rock and dance, but enjoy all genres.  Thanks bass heads in advance for any input and advice.
 
Jim
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How would you compare you Pro700 MK2s to your D5000s? I would really like to know.
 
I'm probably getting a pair of HFI-780s or the Pro700 MK2 to start off, then will be buying the D5000 or the Pro900 later.
 
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