What are the main types of studio headphones?

Closed back and open back are the two main types of studio headphones. Both are good for different scenarios, such as live recording and mixing, so many producers and engineers will have a pair of each.

What's the purpose of studio headphones?

The purpose of studio headphones is to deliver an accurate representation of the sound source. They have been specifically designed to achieve this, making them different from traditional headphones.

What's the difference between studio headphones and regular headphones?

The difference between studio headphones and regular headphones is that studio headphones are designed to give a true and flat representation of the sound, while regular headphones have been made to make music sound more appealing. Because regular headphones alter the sound, they are not good for recording or mixing music.

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