We’ve all burned CDs of our mixes so that we can listen to our latest creation
on as many different systems as we can: the living room HiFi, the television,
our friends’ studio monitors and so on. Then the process of improving the mix
based on what we’ve heard begins. We might burn another CD to check the updated
mix on the same systems in the hope that it sounds better second time around. We
may not realise it but we are now ‘reference mixing’. This is why most studios
have multiple pairs of speakers; so the engineer can reference the mix on more
than one monitor. For most of us this is tough, due to space or budget
constraints. That is until now.
The Solution?
Introducing VRM Box. The high-quality USB headphone interface with a difference. VRM stands for
Virtual Reference Monitoring. It gives you the option of listening to your mix
on multiple sets of speakers, in different rooms, just using headphones. This
helps to overcome the problems associated with creating a mix that translates
well on many speakers. Burning CDs to listen to your mix in different
environments will become a thing of the past.
Mix anywhere, any time
There’s no substitute for mixing on high-quality monitors in a well treated
room, however sometimes this ideal scenario is not possible; we might be on a
train, in a plane, in a hotel room, on the tour bus or simply at home late at
night not wishing to disturb anyone. VRM allows you to make critical decisions
on your mix, knowing for certain that it will translate well in many
environments.
Key Features
Three virtual
rooms and 15 virtual speakers!
Monitor in a virtual professional studio,
living room or bedroom. With 15 different speaker models, you get multiple
perspectives on your mix. From the Genelec 1031A, to the KRK VXT8 and the
BBC-designed LS3-5a, each of the speakers have been meticulously measured to
bring their characteristics to your headphones. There’s even an LCD television
to use for reference!
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