Yes, in-ear headphones can cause vertigo if used for prolonged periods of time. The high music volume and noise-canceling technology are common reasons that can cause discomfort and dizziness in your ears. When you use headphones for a long time, you can notice some vertigo and dizziness, and it is essential to know that it…
In ear monitors are a great way to get a high-quality audio experience while performing. They allow musicians and performers to hear themselves in the mix without having to use bulky, heavy headphones. However, they have one downside: their sound quality isn’t always as good as it could be because of how close you have…
A lot of in ear monitors are marketed as being “noise cancelling” but in truth, they are just less noisy. The problem with this is that they still emit sound waves, and these can damage your hearing over time. So yes, personal monitors can damage your ears and should not be used for an extended…
Nothing is like in the past when it comes to music. The sound, the dynamics, the general loudness, the genre, and the biggest difference is something that can’t really be described in words. In the world of music, many terms are used, such as groove, feel, flow. These terms, you will admit, are generally accepted…
In-ear monitors are being used extensively now in many concert venues, clubs and churches. They offer a level of flexibility that floor monitors can’t do to the same extent and come in both wireless and wired formats. The wireless kind work in a similar way to a wireless microphone, in that you have a transmitter…
For running a PA system with a live band, some kind of monitor system is a must . Therefore, it is right to say that stage monitors are often the backbone of all good live performances. A musical performance is said to be good if your audience can hear you perfectly and if you can…
