Suggestion in speaker for audio movie restoration

[Ben Balser]

Professional audio studio monitors, doesn’t matter what you’re mixing. On a budget, PreSonus Eris E4.5 4.5-inch Powered Studio Monitor. If you have more to spend, ADAM Audio T8V 8-inch Powered Studio MonitorADAM Audio T8V 8-inch Powered Studio Monitor. But you’ll also need to take into consideration room size. 8-inch will overpower a small room and alter the sound too much.

Audio monitors are like video monitors; consumer products have internal circuitry that alters the sound/image to enhance it for that particular hardware, thus you can’t get true colors/sound out of them. Professional studio monitors are designed to give a true, unaltered image/sound so you can grade/mix/master honestly without alteration. Thus, commercial computer or stereo speakers won’t cut it.

[Ty Ford]

Hi Randy and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum. Ben offers good advice. What Sony monitor are you currently using? If it reproduces too much bass, we call that “unbalanced.” It can throw your whole mix off, even though you like it.

[Randy Caparas]

hi Ford, thank for welcoming me here at the audio forum, 🙂

well im only using a Sony SMS-2P Powered Monitor Speaker, before i have my old genelec studio monitor.

by the way, im working now a movie sound audio from Negative, and captured it in keynoton for digital copy, if the speaker have too much bass you can not here what will need to clean,

<font face=”inherit”>don’t no how can i balanced my sound </font>equipment ?<font face=”inherit”> </font>

i really need some help 🙂

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[Randy Caparas]

thanks Ben, will check Adam T8V