I hated headphones for mixing, now I have 6 sets... what changed my mind? 

I think a lot of us are waiting for a paid course on mixing, covering a song from start to finish in 10 to 12 hours. Your approach to mixing is absolutely bananas!

I actually like Airpods Max for mixing. Feels wrong but it works for me. Always in combination with monitors of course

Great video mate - sick mix btw too!!!

I'm actually not in the audio industry at all, crazy to think that all that is going on behind-the-scenes. Awesome content.

I’m in for mixing on headphones and did some research. I ended up with the Hifiman Sundara, Can-opener for crosstalk and a parametric equalizer to calibrate to the Harman target. Anyone else using the Harman target?

Do you record with you phone?? The outside phone audio was so close to the inside studio voice audio!

I've got to have my headphones when working on a mastering session. All too often I get mixes that seem a little bit too lifeless because the mid-side balance is too focused in the center. All of that colorful stereo delay and reverb is getting drowned out by the middle. I'll start by just listening and delaying the middle 1millisecond at a time until it feels like the sound is coming from outside of the headphones. It usually only takes about 3-8 ms. Then I'll adjust the volume of the mid and side respectively to rebalance. It can take a somewhat constricted sounding mix and really open up the soundstage. You can do that trick with your monitors too, but it's much easier to really tell how much de-correllation you're applying with headphones. Obviously, you've got to already be comfortable working in mid-side mode with your other plug-ins if you really want to get the biggest benefit from this trick. Beyond that, everyone should have at least a few pairs of different headphones, monitors, car stereo, etc. just for checking how things translate. Great video as always. It's odd how much one can really become used to one particular pair of headphones that they really trust to present an accurate representation of their mix/master. I've found that the preferences are wildly varied person to person.

Id like to head how the Verum 1 stacks up against the MM500 during mixing.

Bro do you have a comparison perhaps between the hd800s and the mm500?

Hi Sir. I have a question for you. How do you manage to have a detail perspective for mixing, and have a global approach state of mind for mastering? How do you combine the two ? I hear a stereo file I immediatly have reflexes of how to process the mixbus to enhance it, I receive a 64 tracks project, I just, I can't, it's overwelming, it's too much possibilities, I lose objectivity rather quickly. What is your secret Sir ?

I sold my hs5's for mm-500's and its transformed my mix and masters 10-fold. I can't imagine any better headphones tbh. Another great video as always!

can you do a comparison between the mm-500 and lcd x?

So what was the last pair? You never said who it was nor where to find them.

I purchased the Audeze mm500 but my Apollo Twin X doesn't have enough headphone output for them, which headphone amp do you recommend?

Did anyone try Neumann NDH 30? I would like to compare with mm500's...

Okay, watching through the whole video and I think we need to have more reviews from actual engineers and less self appointment "audiophile" content creators. This was not only entertaining but also illuminating and perfectly bridges the gap between the music we end listeners enjoy and the work that goes on behind the scenes on your end. Thank you for this

Why didn't you drop a list?

Have you tried the MM100?

It’s the best for cross referencing. I love it.

My mm-500's broke and man my heart is broken rn... I hope Audeze ends up saving my ass with a new pair or repair.. They are absolutely incredible to work on.

I have to say, I like the way you describe sound. It doesn't leave that typical audio-adjective laden, syrupy feel in my ear holes once you're done with them (if you take my meaning...I at least get the sense that you're trying to restrain your use of the typical vocabulary (over)used in the audio world). I also like the fact that you're unabashed about liking your own work. I get the sense that some shy away from this because it might come across as masturbatory but, to my mind, if you're not jazzed about your own sound, why does it sound like that and why are you showing it to me? I like people with strong opinions (Fab "Hello Children" DuPont is another one of my personal favorites...I'm sure he comes off as arrogant to some or many but once you understand his abilities, you begin to accept and even love his somewhat condescending tone). To be clear, I'm not saying you have a condescending tone (because you don't at all, you have your own thing going on), the more I watch your channel, the more I enjoy it.

That mix sounds mint Edit: What's the name of those Ukraine headphones?

I am very happy with my AKG-701 , …. I know how they sound and translate.

LCD-1's for the win 👌

Iems beat em all

Vsx have retired all other headphones.

Headphones are NOT meant for mixing. You're hearing something that does not apply to overall balance and will leave you frustrated

Please balance your voice track against the music