Since I am poor, I made the silly decision of buying monitors (Yamaha HS50m) before actually acoustically treating my bedroom. I have, however, been using Sony MDR-7506s for the past 10 years (I am 22 now, my daddy had a good 'ol pair in the day) and suffice to say, I know exactly how anything should sound through these. Of course, phase issues are hard to detect which is what I use my Yamahas for, though my room sounds like ass.
I decided to experiment though by creating two aux buses in Logic Pro, and having the left and right channels each be panned about 50% left and right, and using Logic's space designer to create almost a "control room" environment. I've been able to make it sound somewhat monitor-like since I am able to detect phase issues more clearly. Has anyone else tried this? Or am I just deluding myself with it's effectiveness? (I always try to find the cheap way out of any situation
) Also since I am more than familiar with my headphones, I feel that it could potentially be done right if I do it correctly. Of course, I plan on treating my room eventually, I'm just more curious than anything!
