13 ways to Mix METAL FASTER!

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Are you bogged down with endless mix sessions? Here are 13 strategies that will speed up your process! ...and there are only a few days left for the Pro Mix Academy Summer Sale! transactions.sendowl.com/stor...
About Spectre Sound Studios:
I'm Glenn Fricker, engineer here at Spectre Sound Studios. I love making records, and after doing it for sixteen years, I want to pass on what I've learned. On my channel you can find tutorials on how to record guitar, bass, real drums and vocals. There's reviews and demos of tube amps, amp sims, drums, mics, preamps, outboard gear, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, and plugin effects.
We've covered Moon on the Water, played Bias FX, given you the absolute best in Stupid Musician Texts, ranted & raved about bass guitar, and this channel is where The Eagle has Landed.
Everything you've wanted to learn about recording Hard Rock & Heavy Metal can be found right here on this channel!
I also respond to your comments & questions: The best make it into the SMG Viewer's Comments series of videos. Loads of fun, lots of laughs.
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@rakibmahmudovee5544 3 года назад

"In case for rock and metal, a little chaos goes a long way"...aight I am putting this up in a wall on my studio..good one Glenn..

@gilbertspader7974 3 года назад

Glenn’s band was named Chaos.

@rockostiffredi4276 3 года назад

Too true. The reckless abandon of Rock/Metal needs to be respected so the chaos shines through in the mix

@AnkothOfficial Год назад

I am the queen of chaos when it comes to composing and mixing. Unfortunately, I fuck it up the other way and it just becomes and unlistenable cacophony most of the time.

@cristianmoriggia 3 года назад

"It's not that you're bad at what you do, you just lack experience", I really needed to hear that.

@larrydickman1094 3 года назад

Been there, but getting better. Learning to mix (and master) is a craft and an art. These things take time and hours. You will get there.

@margauxmilan 9 месяцев назад

Im currently 13 years experience and I think my mixes sounds shit hahaha

@M4n1Acal1 15 дней назад

Me too!

@KeyOfGeebz 3 года назад

No two ways - hands down some of the best fast-track mix tips I've heard on RU-vid!

@Opranius 2 года назад

Nice to see you here, dude! =)

@DiZzAzZtErPrOdUcTiOnS 2 года назад

Holy shit what's up Geebz?!?!

@danielabraham7875 3 года назад

" In case for rock and metal, a little Chaos goes a long way" Glenn, put that on a t shirt I would definitely buy it

@mobilemetal4554 3 года назад

Yea. I would be all over that

@EtsedJayel 3 года назад

16:55 "Mixes are never finished, they're only abandoned". Oh boy, oh boy, I couldn't agree more. I learned this the hard way after taking three damn years to finish mixing and mastering one of my bands' first 5-track EP. Was it worth the endless wait? Absolutely not. These days I just keep in mind this, that someone once said to me: "finished, not perfect". Great advice!

@Worgram 3 года назад

Dude I feel you sooo much! right now were up to 5 years for our 9 song album, re-recorded multiple times but just in the last year I realised that to even get the results you dream of, you need to mix and write alot of songs in the first place and not overcrowd everything with useless stuff which muddies the mix itself :D

@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn 3 года назад

I've almost finished a track, after months, and the other night I accidentally played an old version from a USB. It was a copy I'd exported when I'd "finished" mixing the drums, bass and the main set of rhythm guitars, chucked some reverb on another experimental guitar part and just left most of it raw, straight from the interface, not even amp sims on the tracks. It was great, and I realised that somehow I'd gone down a rabbit hole for a month or so, and lost the sound and feel I had only days after recording the tracks. Now I want to sit down and undo all of the work I've done on it over the last month, it was better before!

@brianvillage5 Год назад

Yup the best way is to make quick decisions, mix fast and play good.

@polkaputo3226 Год назад

that hit hard lol. too many times i’ve duplicated a project file and completely redid all the mixing and effects, only to find out the original version sounded 10x better

@andrew_kay 3 месяца назад

Exactly! Imagine that Iron Maiden/Metallica/Whatever band tried to release their first album with the sound of their last/best ones. It's just impossible, everything is just a process, we need to accept the fact that our first works might not be best ones and keep getting better. And if our first record is really best we can do, won't it just mean we are not developing, which is far worse?

@BasSk8arist17 3 года назад

Like my audio engineer professors always said... The song is never done, you just eventually throw your hands up and say fuck it, good enough.

@hissinghed 3 года назад

If you have crappy room acoustics, listen to how a killer recording translates on your system in your room and use that as a reference.

@MoeThermodynamics 3 года назад

But surely there's limits to what this can fix, right? if you don't want most instruments to sound like the reference track, chances are you'll end up with a very different balance nonetheless

@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn 3 года назад

@@MoeThermodynamics That comes down to choosing the right reference tracks for the song at hand really. You're not matching it though, it's just that, for instance, if you're worried that your mix sounds too bassy, but the reference track, which you know is mixed how you like it, also sounds too bassy, you know it's the monitors and/or room creating that, so cutting the bass on your mix probably isn't needed.

@Worgram 3 года назад

Only possible to a certain extend! First thing is to try and null out the bass frequencies as much as possible by speaker placement. If you have dips and peaks of 30+-db no reference will ever help you except the bassist plays just the same notes as your song. Try to be atleast in the +-10db range car should be second option. If you do not do this, you can´t properly mix low end at all and paired with no acoustic treatment you will make decision based on your room and not what the mix needs. After countless mix revisionens (even to v88) getting a semi-treated room with enough THICK porous material was the key. Now when I mix, I exactly know what I want to do and it translates well 80-90%.

@iansharrock6546 3 года назад

I comment as I watch. a huge tip I can give for mixing is listen to you mix on a phone. they are harsh and disgusting. vocals are especially harsh and unforgiving. EQ on monitors and car speakers, but a cellphone will rip apart a mix with a quickness. well mixed tracks sound just as good on a shitty cellphone (level wise) as 1800 dollar speakers.

@G60syncro 3 года назад

Yes! I have two computers in my mixing studio... one is my workstation with all the bells and whistles and the other is a 2005 Dell tower that I use to check my email and crap on youtube... Once I'm done with my mixing session, I send the tracks to the guys via Dropbox and go for a quick listen through the shitty computer speakers. Then, once it's online I like to check it in the car with my phone. I've also got a cheezy Chinese tube amp in the shed that drives beat-up speakers and I've noticed it's an actually pretty good setup for listening! And I like to listen to mixes while doing something else. When something either good or bad catches my ear enough to grab my attention away from what I'm doing, it's definitely something I need to fix or I need to take note to apply somewhere else.

@Worgram 3 года назад

this is so true! it´s like the "ns10" trick which says that the midrange defines your whole mix. This is also played by phones. little extra tip: the vocals need to be a bit louder than they should on your phones as it´s focused on that. tip #2 if you want to know if your vocals get through enough and aren´t masked by something. Next time when you shower, listen to your mix at nearly full volume and while you shower, try to understand the lyrics. If it works, your vocals are either too loud or perfect.

@ubatooba8467 3 года назад

@@G60syncro Listening without listening.....this is hard to do but for some people it comes natural. I used to go in the studio when my friend was tracking his guitar parts in his metal band. And I'd listen without listening. I'd read whatever is layng around and just hang. When I'd hear a killer solo track, I'd speak up "....that one's a KEEPER!" This worked great as the engineer will get tired and ear fatigue.....my friend is likely in a bubble and tired too from his job. Me, I could spot the gems for them and cherry pick out the good stuff. Mega pro tip if someone can put their ego aside and trust another person that way!

@WIMPY86 3 года назад

I'm mixing right now LOL! And the lack of experience is shining bright!

@Sailor_Man_Music 3 года назад

Just know your not alone!!!!!

@weedeeeter 3 года назад

This is one of your best videos.

@rockostiffredi4276 3 года назад

Much needed info for the uneducated mixing masses

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

I wish... it's in last place compared to the last ten :(

@weedeeeter 3 года назад

@@SpectreSoundStudios Unfortunately, the bests usually don't top the charts... 🤦

@Juanferanez24 3 года назад

I’ve been loving your latest videos Glenn!! Lots of quality info🤘🏾🤘🏾

@zakourmademon 3 года назад

This was absolutely one of the best and most insightful videos I think you’ve ever posted. Incredibly useful advice, thanks, Glenn

@rhythmauthority5314 3 года назад

I've been recently learning how to mix and play guitar and have been watching you for a little over 6 months. I really appreciate your videos and find you pretty funny. Keep up the awesome work!

@ubatooba8467 3 года назад

I love that the delivery is METAL too! Nothing fake here....just real talk....to the point and helpful! Glenn rules!

@irrsinnrainer 3 года назад

Videos like this are so damn valueable when you start out with mixing. I haven't tried the snapshot stuff in Reaper yet, but I will definetely give it a try when I mix the EP of my Punk Rock Project. Thanks, Glenn!

@Schizmatizmify 3 года назад

One of your best videos to date Glenn! Some great tips, and I was actually surprised to see a few I was already doing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us plebs ;)

@unjotape 3 года назад

On point as always. Thanks for this video, Glenn!

@sonidodemoniacostudios7752 3 года назад

since I changed from mixing metal to produce urban music, I'm still using your knoledge and applying it to what I'm doing right now, I'll still be watching your videos cause I love your personality Glenn

@Sixfootdig 3 года назад

Favorite channel on RU-vid, hands down. I love this guy

@anthoonnokia Год назад

This is THE most entertaining metal explaining video, I love it!

@jasonstallworth 3 года назад

Golden tips! Personal favorite is using templates (this has been a HUGE time saver!)

@sartajhanspal5604 3 года назад

O hey Jason, nice to see you here :)

@ladyjulia4038 3 года назад

Checking your mix in the car? I can't believe I've never thought of that. Thanks Glenn and keep killing it.

@WIMPY86 3 года назад

I always use the car. It's the only way to surround myself with speakers :)

@semuta2752 3 года назад

Glenn, I think this was a fantastic “desert island” reference checklist for recording. Considering that it’s 13 topics in an 18 minute video, there’s a lot of guidance towards worthwhile changes folks can make or look further into. Re: #5 Mix Busses- Aside from the time it saves the human working on the mix, these can be a godsend for folks that got ahold of some brutally resource-heavy plugins or just have a slower computer and want an appropriate way to reduce the number of instances running at once. Sometimes hardware limitations mean you gotta get a bus to solid place and bounce its output so your computer can smoothly process other plugin-heavy tracks/buses.

@Sinisterbvnny 3 года назад

Thanks, Glenn. I always appreciate these kinds of videos. Honestly, I prefer to listen to you talk about studio/mixing tips over the mainstream "top guys" because you are straight with us and don't make EVERYTHING a selling point for some kind of product. You shoot the shit and don't bullshit. Thanks, as always! 🤘😉🤘

@gilbertspader7974 3 года назад

No matter how I try I find my way to the same old jam. Jimmy Page knew

@Hartlor_Tayley 3 года назад

Back in the old days before internet we had to read articles in industry magazines to try and gleam some useful info about how to use gear we couldn’t afford. Now you have Glen and you’ve just saved at least a hundred bucks by watching this video.

@bri_in_brum 3 года назад

Recently bought a cheap acoustic guitar for my kids. Needs tuning..download an app on the phone! When I was learning guitar, had to buy Practical Electronics magazine with a guitar tuner project schematic. Fill in order form of all the parts from Maplin, take letter to post box. Wait a week for them to arrive by post. Solder all the bits together. Put the box together. Test it, not working, dismantle box, repair bad soldering! Ready!!

@Hartlor_Tayley 3 года назад

@@bri_in_brum Lol. Oh yeah, everything took months.

@TheFoolArts 3 года назад

Gotta love those compressed screams...

@ZekeSkyBandOfficial 3 года назад

thank you for everything you do man...

@larrydickman1094 3 года назад

Once again, highly useful content delivered in an entertaining way. I am not a metal guy (though I was back in the day) but this stuff I can apply to my pop, americana, prog rock, etc. Cheers!

@CEGryphon 3 года назад

Thanks for the tip about the rolls of insulation! I had never thought of that before. Heck you, Glenn.

@Hillbilly_Papist 3 года назад

I check the highs on earbuds Check the lows in cars. One advantage of working as a mechanic is I have access to multiple cars to check everything on.

@mobilemetal4554 3 года назад

I do the same thing. The car speakers are very unforgiving. I always have no bottom end

@joshbeer414 3 года назад

Glenn being hilarious and informative, nice info. The drummer jokes actually got me this time.

@stephanbrus Год назад

This man is pure gold. Thanks Glenn for this video and all the usefull information!

@gogsythreat 3 года назад

Best One yet Glen...great video

@christianhatesyouall 2 года назад

thanks for helping along the way.

@PeterCleff 11 месяцев назад

Absolutely excellent advice across the board. Mix busses especially changed my life. Also, glad to see you point out fiverr has so many good creators and editors. As a fiverr freelancer, I'm super happy to see people getting work.

@fjk1138 3 года назад

Great stuff, thanks Glenn

@m0th3rst4r 3 года назад

Great info as always! Quick tip - try to make your room symetrical - whats on the left should also be on the right. Helps quickly determine any balance issues.

@Bcwilderness 3 года назад

interesting to hear you are a top down mixer g, ive been doing it thinking im lazy, but after many years doing it my works starting to belt, cool

@AnWyMyles 3 года назад

Best content on the tube 😀 Great stuff!!

@slowsteadysqueeze 3 года назад

This is gold

@warthogstudios9784 3 года назад

Nice. Good info!

@kaeldanicic1464 3 года назад

Thanks for the great reminders! I mainly produce hip hop and every single one of these tips applies.

@Andybaby 3 года назад

Four minutes in.... and this is f**King GOLD.

@mmaskery 3 года назад

A little chaos goes a long way! 🤘

@sbz8620 3 года назад

Awesome, informative video mate. Good shit

@Gainovermg 3 года назад

Wouldn’t mind seeing more of what you typically use on your mix buss these days. I’ve kinda racked my brain trying to decide if I need this or that plug-in. seeing just a comp and limiter on yours is really telling me I should simplify my approach.

@DiZzAzZtErPrOdUcTiOnS 2 года назад

Despite all the hate and shit talk you take on all the time, you never stop sharing the knowledge. I'm so grateful you never stopped. 🤘🤘🤘

@tutubeos 3 года назад

Awesome and funny! 😂 I’m doing almost everything you pointed out. As I’m not only doing mixing and mastering, but I’m involved also in co-writing, recording and producing, I’m still spending way too much time editing drums, bass and vocals, and also adding tracks… the entire process takes me like 2 weeks for one song 😭 I’m taking some advice here and I’ll try to outsource the editing. Thank you Glenn.

@chrisloud1976 3 года назад

Awesome tutorial, great tips and the Zilla cab is awesome.

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

Thanks so much!

@metalcoremichael1024 3 года назад

Glenn: *brings up all those mastering plug-ins* Me: *laughs in Ozone 9 elements*

@chrisartist5155 3 года назад

You Fucking ROCK, Glenn!

@HeathanzSinzBand Год назад

awesome video. very helpful

@gangofgreenhorns2672 3 года назад

12:28 Those collapsible nylon hampers make great bass traps when stuffed tight with random, old clothes. Also the bookshelf idea you mentioned before is great. Can also use a large book case to make a diffuser by pulling all the books out to random points. Works incredibly well.

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

Great suggestions!!

@RubyRoks 3 года назад

Finally, an excuse to no do my laundry /s

@benjamineisenhofer8174 3 года назад

So I just put the damn rolls in the corner ... genius! xD Thanks for the good advice!

@PaulvonFalkenring 3 года назад

Ok. The Tip with a 4:1 Ratio on the Compressor helped a lot :O Never considered that before. Thanks Glenn!

@N8oRMusic 2 года назад

I only just realised I've been watching your videos non stop for 5 years and totally forgot that I'm sitting in my studio.

@AbnerChamate 2 года назад

Awesome. After many years of trial and error I have no intention yet again to use monitors but I learned headphones, a stereo smartphone, my car decent stereo are good reference for guitar, vocals and keyboards. Dealing with real percussion requires more time and equipment for sure so I took the vsti drummer anytime or the virtual orchestra unless drummer is a genius with lot of cash and orchestra is very tight good players.

@darcmanschlosser 3 года назад

Excellent. Love it🤘

@jeffboyd7719 3 года назад

Recording a great song with well rehearsed musicians always makes mixing easier. I get better results when clients only record and mix one song at a time. Most artists on a budget want to track their whole album in a day and then mix it down for a month.

@mattoconnor7 3 года назад

Hey Glenn, this was great! It made me wish right away that I had put my comment I put on your last video on this one, because it would've fit better here lol! "I'm a musician and..." DUH! lol!

@electronicchaos2781 3 года назад

A little chaos goes a long way! ... I think I got that covered.

@Silvabulletproduction8337 3 года назад

Creating Templates and Grouping tracks saved my life.👍awesome video!!!🤘🤘🤘

@JbfMusicGuitar 3 года назад

Great tips! Like the idea of mastering at the same time; usually keep in mind that I'll add more high end/compression for the mater, makes sense to just do it as you go I suppose 🤘

@ThunderHouseStudio 3 года назад

thank you Glenn

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

You're very welcome!

@MrSpoonwarrior 3 года назад

Just used this weekend recording demos with the guys i Play with... Now we are Deep in a discussion on how the guitar sound should be. We used his Kemper profiler for making it easy, but the palm mutes could just as well have been with a clean preset the way they sound...

@slickaudio3980 3 года назад

Glen great video we are sharing the shit out of this.

@luisnunes2010 3 года назад

One of these days we'll finish that mix... don't talk like that around Wintersun fans, Glenn! 😉👍🎸🎸🎸

@ulor5939 3 года назад

LMFAO

@luisnunes2010 3 года назад

@@ulor5939 The Helloween studio album came out before the Wintersun live album. It's a meme. 😂😂😂

@thisisjakemusic 3 года назад

I love that I'm not alone on labeling my mixes, final, super final, final 1, ect haha

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

Right?!

@kyleshays 3 года назад

REW, EqualizerAPO, & a MiNi DSP Mic helped me a lot with room correction.

@MykeOwns 3 года назад

Yes

@AdamKemp03 Год назад

I'm sure you know well what you're talking about. I'm that new to mix and mastering this video is near Morse code to me. 😔 I hope to come back to this one day and understand it all. If only you were my neighbour or good mate lol. Rock on bud 🤟

@jethrofloyd67 3 года назад

I often use a mic stand set up like a big T, throw a big blanket over it and you can adjust the height and move it wherever you need. Cymbal stands are great for bigger heavier blankets.

@JamesJones-th3ml 3 года назад

I had an issue with mixing when we first started. We used home stereo speakers for monitors. Soon as I got good studio monitors everything came together but it was still missing something. Lately I learned about side chaining the kick and bass. That gives you a few more DB in the final mixdown. One of the most important things I learned was the fact that the tracks have to sound decent to start with!!!! You cant polish a terd. LOL We recorded everything with Class D preamps That gave me a hell of a time trying to fix tracks instead of mixing tracks. Everything I have now, if it was recorded with class A Preamps, it will definitely sound good in the end. With what I've learned over the past 15 years, it takes time and lots of advice if you want to have a professional sounding mix...

@zakkmiller8242 2 года назад

I feel like its extremely important that a mix sounds good through phone speakers. Thats likely the 1st time lots of folks will hear it.

@markcall1982 3 года назад

Love the videos. They arr a big help in learning! I have to ask who the band is on the "car listening track"? Sounds like a slowed down version of strypers the valley. I was like oooo that sounds sexy.

@spakeschannel 3 года назад

You know what? Having a video explaining specific but common terminology in software or some hardware like LUFS, RMS and other ones that aren't obvious would be really cool. Also explaining how volume scales exponentially while db value scales linearly (since it's not obvious, and the fact that 10 db more equals 2 times louder, 20 db - 4 times louder, 30 db more- 8 times louder, etc...).

@Kvintvs 3 года назад

A time-saving workflow I swear by: I’m always mixing LPs and EPs as one DAW session. This saves a lot of time, when you can jump between tracks within the same session and process identical tracks once. No more saving/loading/editing/reloading track templates across projects. You can do some volume, pan and plug-in automation as needed depending on the songs and passages. Track-specific lead guitars, samples and synth and put into track folders to keep everything tidy. I know some people don’t get it, but it suits my workflow perfectly. And with reaper, you can even make 1 region per song and then batch-render your whole project as separate files in one click. Have you ever tried that approach?

@patrickhernandez7091 3 года назад

please add chapters to these videos! Much appreciated video series!

@impheris 3 года назад

yeah... this is a nice video...

@TRUSTLBLACKMETAL 2 года назад

Holy shit, you worked on Woods of Ypres stuff? Had mad respect for you already but that blew my mind. Cool shit dude.

@Oscar-Racso 3 месяца назад

Last thing about final mix abcdef is so relatable 😂

@tulrid7550 3 года назад

I've honestly left my phone upstairs and was working on a track for 2 plus hours. Didn't even think about my phone because I was so into it.

@Projacked1 3 года назад

I have one little pet peave in the monitor setup tip. It's not about ear-level height, but the height of the image itself, and that varies with each speaker. The right height of your setup is; when you listen with your eyes closed-> the vocalist is standing(!) in front of you. Translation of reality is key in speaker setup. You should be able to tell the difference of height in any given mix, by ear

@venomfour20 3 года назад

10 ads, that's crazy! I want to support you but Damn!

@SpectreSoundStudios 3 года назад

That IS crazy!

@MatthewLT420 Месяц назад

Between my phone and my earbuds those are probably more important than my monitors as they give me a good reference then I listen on my phone and earphones and I know exactly what stands out and I can go back and adjust it. It has worked quite well so far.

@Sailor_Man_Music 3 года назад

Glennnn!!!!! Your the shitttt! You probably hear that a lot but you are. I love this shit and I learned something… Is a fancy guitar better than a great amp. Well I thought so till just recently. I think now my opinion has swayed good amp way over great guitar.

@joathescientist 3 года назад

8:14 your evilness is something admirable, truly admirable! haha (true hurts!)

@byrondormus898 3 года назад

Hey could you tell us how much income do you get out of RU-vid ?👍💥 nice channel and content! Love listening you while I'm working by the mornings!

@oscarcamey8 3 года назад

I always check my mixes in my car as the final test lol. If it sounds really good to me, I'm satisfied haha I have a GMC with a good sound system and try to compare my song quality with other bigger artists/bands.

@jameshisted 3 года назад

Hey Glenn, any chance you can do a video on how to use outboard gear (such as a compressor) with a DAW? I'm just not sure how to rout it. I'm using a normal Focusrite Scarlett.

@KevinGsWK 3 года назад

Yes ×3

@bigbutler87 3 года назад

I own a pair of those green mackies! I definitely have noticed they suck the big one. They are my first monitors and I cannot afford anything better. I record myself in a corner of my living room so they are not even close to being in a usable spot anyways luckily I mainly use headphones. Which again is not ideal ,but I'm trying to make it work anyways! I always check my mixes on my phone , in my car, and then also send what I render out to some friends to just get some extra feedback on how I'm doing

@bobellison4868 3 года назад

I thought you was going to break into spongebob at the start. OOOOOOOOHHHHHhhhhh

@gilbertspader7974 3 года назад

Let’s gather round the camp fire.

@redalert7504 3 года назад

Well I learned today I was using way too much gain on my guitars, I originally dialed them at about 4 but discovered it really doesn’t take much at all. Just enough to give it that heavy sound really. The amount of clarity and noise reduction is night and day and just hope that helps some people

@tea2920 3 года назад

I'm just waiting for a drum unboxing

@myopicautisticmetal9035 3 года назад

Okay Glenn, I will type my Grammy acceptance speech here! Thankyou all for ignoring my favorite music to give me an award, I always wished my favorite metal bands would have recognition like this, but you people have zero taste and that's why I am up here thanking you.

@marcnovoselec2389 3 года назад

Great for more than metal! Question- do you tie your hair back when tracking and mixing? I’ve often wondered about the acoustic effects of a big mop of hair over the ears!

@crottedepingouin 3 года назад

couldn't agree more on the mix buses, it changed my life. glenn, about mix translation: i often get feedback about levels not translating the same. it's not about the botom end, it can be about the vocals (often too loud) for exemple. any clue besides acoustic treatment?

@stiptreezy8481 2 года назад

Glenn, been watching a ton of your videos lately. Although I’m not a metal engineer I still find a ton of useful information here. You seem like someone who knows what you are talking about, that being said what are your thoughts on the JBL LSR305 monitors?