Head Phones

- Get something with a flat response (none of those added bass or turbo bass headphones that you'd use for an I-Pod/CD).
- Those type of headphones really muddy things up - you'll actually want the signal to be as pure and clean as possible.
- I'd suggest headphones you'd mix with, or just a decent pair of monitor or reference headphones - some are inexpensive.
- The best reference for everyday use will have a range around 20Hz to 20kHz - don't go overboard on range because you can't
hear above or below these frequencies (feel yes, hear no), but you do need certain frequecies to help establish space/depth.
- You'll probably want to start around $50 - these are fine start: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Yamaha-RH5MA-Headphones?sku=240203
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