I've recently upgraded to the Sennheiser HD 560S for mixing. I've also created a profile for it using the AutoEQ app to closely match the headphone's 'natural' frequency curve, then loaded it into SoundSource. I'm fairly pleased with the results, but was wondering if 1. anyone else uses this headphone for mixing 2. anyone here uses (or have used) the AutoEQ app to 'tune' your headphone 3. there is a benefit using a paid utility like Sonarworks SoundID over this method.

I have an extra Sonarworks measurement microphone. It is just sitting on a shelf staring at me, reminding me that I made a purchase mistake sometime in the past. If you need one, let me know and I will get it to you. Please only respond if you actually need a measurement mic. I live in the USA so I will ship it to you if you also live in the USA. Customs issues are just too much of a hassle outside the country. It is lightweight so I will pay the shipping costs. Let me know if you want it. I will send it to the first person that replies in the affirmative. Once I know who to send it to, we can talk about the shipping address in a private chat.

Hey everyone, I went through past threads regarding dithering and it's a divided topic, it was interesting to gather different perspectives but I didn't really find a direct answer for what I've been wondering - I also wasn't sure how old the threads were. With streaming accepting 24/48k and CD's becoming obsolete, is dithering still necessary at the mastering stage?

what clipper do you all recommend? I been searching but cant really decide

Hi everyone.I am trying to set the kick, snare and bass foundation to a mix. I started with a kick and i want to ask if i need to use some specific settings for my VU meter.