Many people don't know how to set the specific position of the monitor, which makes the device not fully utilized. So how should I place the monitor speakers? We will get the answer below.
Near field monitors are usually placed on a stand or table. If the near field monitor is placed on a shelf or table, you should use an elastic material (such as rubber or felt) to isolate the speaker from the shelf or table to prevent the vibration of the speaker from being transmitted to the shelf or table.
The midfield speaker can be placed on the shelf or buried in the wall. Of course, near-field speakers are also available.
Far-field monitor speakers are usually buried in the soundproof wall. This allows the sound engineer to obtain the most accurate sound ground without interference from the reflected sound.
However, it should be noted that the general embedded speakers are passive speakers, so there is no problem of sneaking into the rear speakers. Under normal circumstances, the active speakers are not embedded in the wall. If they are to be embedded, ventilation and heat dissipation are required.
1. Angle and height of installation
The correct angle is that the two speakers are facing the sound engineer's ear and form an equilateral triangle with the sound engineer's head.
2, the placement distance
How far the monitor speakers are from the head is certain, but not strict.
Near-field monitor speakers are generally suitable for 1-2 meters from the head of the human head. The mid-field monitor speakers can be placed at 2-4 meters. Main monitor speakers (far field 0 can be placed at 3-6 meters.
3, other precautions should pay special attention to prevent the desktop or mixer from becoming a reflection source, affecting the quality of our monitoring.
Also pay attention to the speaker in the direction suggested by the manufacturer, do not think that it is self-assertion.
4, horizontal or vertical
There is a saying that the speaker will be placed horizontally and the sound will be better. This argument is unfounded. Although the near-field monitors in many studios and studio photos in this tutorial are horizontal, this does not mean that we believe their approach is correct.
So should the speakers be placed horizontally or vertically? Manufacturers have the most say. Scientific experiments show that the speakers of the two units are better placed vertically than horizontally.
First of all, placing the speakers vertically will increase the distance and angle from the mixer table, reduce the sound of the speakers reflected by the mixer's countertops, and reduce the "comb filtering" effect caused by this reflection. (It was originally a flat frequency response, but it became not straight). This is a scientific experiment that can be proved. As shown in the figure below, the gray curve in the frequency response curve is the frequency response curve of the speaker. The green curve is the final frequency response curve after the speaker is placed vertically, and the red is the speaker when it is placed horizontally. curve. It can be seen that when the speaker is placed horizontally, it will have a serious impact on the sound.
Secondly, any speaker composed of multiple units (horns) (for example, two units with near-field monitors ) has a problem: if the distance between the two units and the human ear is different, then the two units are The sounds of the same frequency passed to the human ear are not the same. When superimposed, they will cancel each other out. Even when the phase is opposite, they will cancel completely. From the frequency response curve, there is a gap in the middle (it seems to be The axe chopped a bit). So we have to keep the distance between the two units and the human ear. And we know that the sound engineer's head should always move laterally when working, but rarely move vertically (to stand up and sit down), so keeping the speakers upright can keep the distance between the two units and the sound engineer the same. Regardless of whether the sound engineer is in the middle of the middle. This will avoid this point of the speaker.
In summary, the vertical placement of the near-field monitor speakers is better than the sound effect obtained by the horizontal placement, so be sure to choose the correct placement method when placing the speakers.
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