Should I add a subwoofer to my studio?

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Adding a subwoofer to your system gives you a better chance of getting the low end in that sweet spot where you feel its power, but it doesn't eat up the entire mix. This addition is particularly helpful for producers of electronic music, allowing you to accurately monitor the low end with pinpoint accuracy.

Do I need a subwoofer in a small studio?

Subwoofers Need Space If you're in a small space, there's a chance you're not going to be hearing them (or feeling them) accurately. Looking at the chart below, you'll see that low frequencies need a ton of space to complete a full cycle. Under 100 Hz, you'll need at least 12' of space for the waves to cycle.

Why should you have a subwoofer in your home studio control room?

A Subwoofer will allow you to hear and even feel frequencies that are much lower than those able to be played through your mid-high monitors, which is critical to get an idea of how your tunes will sound when played on big systems.

Is it worth adding a subwoofer?

Adding a sub to larger speakers also makes sense — in fact, all but the most humongous speakers benefit from adding a sub. Here's the best part: Adding a sub isn't just about more bass. With a great sub the system's dynamics rock harder, and soundstage depth and spaciousness improve.

Where should a subwoofer be placed in a studio?

The biggest recommendation when it comes to setting things up is your studio subwoofer placement. You want to place the subwoofer in the middle between your two studio monitors. With low-end frequencies, you don't want to be able to hear where the bass is coming from. You want to feel it everywhere equally.

Does studio need two monitors?

Most studio monitors are sold individually. Some studio monitors, however, come in sets. For producing music, you'll need good stereo sound, meaning 2 speakers. That's why we recommend buying 2 identical studio monitors, or going for a set of 2 monitor speakers.

Where should a subwoofer be placed in a small room?

A subwoofer placed in the corner of a room may increase the subwoofer's output – causing the sub to sound louder. Try placing your subwoofer in a corner and see how it sounds. However, depending on your floor space, a corner might not be a viable option for your subwoofer if it's too far from your listening area.

How do you use a subwoofer with studio monitors?

1:504:59Connect a Subwoofer To Studio Monitors + Audio Interface – YouTubeYouTube

Do subs make your music louder?

Reduction in Distortion And when you play music at high volumes, the woofers in your speakers may not be able to keep up with the tweeters and mid drivers. But quality subwoofers allow you to play your music loud without distortion, even if your music is demanding and filled with bass.