For me, I use headphones: Audio Technica ath-m40x because I heard that they have good all around sound without specific frequencies overpowering others. Other than that, I don't have anything noteworthy lol, just a crappy lenovo laptop and a piano that i'm having a hard time motivating myself to learn.
Update: I now have a better pc :)
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I use a Hummer M-700 speaker, its kinda bass heavy, so apparently when I make music with it and the bass seems to be loud enough, when I play it on anything else, it ISN'T as loud as I thought it would be
I Use the Sennheiser HD 25 Headphones for 20 years now and love them. A friend of mine who is (or thinks he is() a mastering ro told me that they are not good in the deep frequencies so I bought AKG 712 headphones some weeks ago. They are honest they say. At the moment they are just good looking. I have some TANNOY Active Speakers but I don't use them often.
apple headphones (3.5 mm headphone plug ofc) and that's pretty much it lol
need a invest in more equipment, etc.
still does a pretty good job with creating music, i can't lie.
i know it would be a lot better if i got better quality headphones, speakers and more though.
I think you and I use the same headphones lol (or very close)
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Sony MDR-7506 headphones.
I originally started with Sennheiser HD 280 headphones, but I noticed that all my mixes were coming out with way too much bass, sounding muddy and muffled. I think its because they dont have a very good low end and I was compensating. When I switched to Sony the problem went away.
For much of my time here, I used a pair of $10 earbuds (Sony MDR-E828LP) that I found at the university store.
So yeah, for about 5 years, that was the extent of my audio equipment other than a laptop.
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Lol, I have the same shit, The only different is that i have a HP laptop.
My headphones are very similar. I use the Audio Technica ATH-M50x headphones. I would use a pair of speakers to get a sense of how my music sounds on them, but sadly, living in an apartment means I gotta keep noise down, so I'm stuck with only headphones for now...
I've got a pair of Cowin E7 headphones: completely worth the investment IMO
potato wired up to amp
Yamaha HS8 and Sennheiser HD 25
A pair of shitty Tascam headphones that don't fit on my head and hurt my ears, a scarlett solo, and a beefy laptop
ground beefy, even
headphones: JLAB bluetooth headphones or airpods, Monitor: School chromebook.