In case you mix on a "colored" monitoring system. For example Beats headphones that tend to have a bass boost (low-frequency boost), you will mix the kick drum, bass guitars, even vocals in a way to sound great on those headphones. When you transfer the song to another system, let's say in car audio or other less bass-heavy headphones, your song will sound thin, light, with no bottom. That's because the monitoring system added low frequencies. This goes the other way too. So any dip or boost in the frequency response of your monitoring system will make your mixing very difficult and transfer badly across devices.
OLLO wooden headphones are designed with a flat response in mind from the start. The shape of the earcups is fully rounded that makes all vibrations bounce and cancel in linear style. The speaker was carefully selected and tested to fit the promise of flat response. OLLO headphones for mixing audio are a must have in the studio, home studio or multimedia design agency.
There's a lot of debate that you can't mix on headphones. Let me be very clear. There is no system on the planet that is perfect for mixing. The fact that 70% OF ALL MUSIC IS LISTENED TO ON HEADPHONES makes it more than logical to mix your songs on HEADPHONES FIRST and than check for a standard stereo setup.
That's great news for home studio owners, multimedia professionals, and DIY guys. Now you don't have to own a studio in the classic definition: no special room, no special acoustic treatment, no expensive gear. You can do a better job on a laptop with OLLO monitoring system than a million dollar studio could ten years ago. YOU HAVE ALL THE POWER YOU NEED TO CREATE PROFESSIONAL MIX if you have a laptop with any DAW software and headphones for mixing audio - for example OLLO wooden headphones HPS1 and BSE.
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