Studio Headphones

Studio Headphones

Studio headphones are built for a flat, accurate response, with closed back models isolating sound for recording and open back designs giving a more natural picture for mixing.

Shop studio headphones for recording, mixing and music production, from affordable iSK and SWAMP monitoring sets to Audio-Technica reference headphones, in open back and closed back designs.

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Shop studio headphones for recording, mixing and music production, from affordable iSK and SWAMP monitoring sets to Audio-Technica reference headphones, in open back and closed back designs.

About Studio Headphones

Studio headphones are built for accuracy rather than flattery. A flat, natural frequency response lets you hear a recording as it really is, which is why they are the working tool for instrument tracking, mixing, mastering and music production. Closed back models isolate sound for recording near live microphones, while open back designs trade isolation for a more natural, spacious response that suits mixing.

The range runs from affordable iSK, Alctron and SWAMP studio monitor headphones to the Audio-Technica ATH-R70xa open back reference headphones, with OneOdio, JOYO, Saramonic and Zoom models in between. Tracking a full band? A headphone amplifier feeds several sets at once, while spare headphone cables and headphone accessories keep long sessions running. Browse the full headphones range for DJ models and in-ear monitors.

Studio Headphone FAQs

What studio headphones should I use for recording vocals?

Choose closed back studio headphones for vocal tracking. They stop the backing track spilling into the microphone and let the performer monitor comfortably, and models with a flat response make it easier to judge the take.

Should I mix on open back or closed back headphones?

In a quiet room, open back headphones are the mixing choice, as the open design produces a more natural, spacious response. Closed back models are better when you need isolation, such as recording, editing in noisy spaces or late-night sessions.

Are studio headphones good for everyday listening?

Yes, as long as you enjoy an accurate sound. Studio headphones skip the boosted bass of consumer sets in favour of a flat response, and they are built for long sessions with durable construction and replaceable parts such as earpads and cables.