Musicianews NAMM 2011 Focusrite VRM Box

Giles from Focusrite explains the Focusrite VRM Box. Delivers 108db dynamic range. Allows to hear your mix in different environments by simulating different speakers.
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[krazyeknine]

@19Nick80webb yea spidif is the best option if you want to run it to your interface and from there you can set the vrm box to your daw playback engine..delay is the only problem with the vrm box running spdif hope that helps=)

[xiuhdj]

People always miss understanding the purpose of technology.

[krazyeknine]

@hueseph if you using a pro headphone then you will get the genelecs sound...this thing is made, to check your mix on different sound invironment ...do you owened one of this??

[Hue_Nery]

@krazyeknine57 You're dreaming. Have you mever been in a room with Genelecs? Have you ever spent time in a room with Urei monitors? I have. There is not a pair of headphones in existence that can reproduce that. This is marketing. Nothing more. Take the time to know your room and your monitors and you won't need this.

[krazyeknine]

dreaming?lol your funny dude talkin about spending time mixing on a expensive speakers lol when you cant even afford a decent condenser mic and a headphone lol im taking a degree as a sound engr so dont fool me talkin about workin on a expensive monitors...get your self a job...and stop hating focusrite has a very good repotation and your tryin to ruin them STOP HATING!!!

[Hue_Nery]

This reeks of BS. I'm sorry but, just calling it what it is. You can't make a cheap set of headphones sound like Genelecs. It's not gonna happen. These people are fleecing the desperate with a box containing preset eq curves and a room simulator. All of that is useless if your headphones can't properly reproduce the sound anyway.