
0562 – Three *More* Reasons You Need Studio Headphones
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2022.07.16 – 0562 – Three *More* Reasons You Need Studio Headphones
· To hear a ‘split feed’, when the sound in one ear of the headphones is different from that of the other. For example, in a radio studio one channel may have the station output (what you would normally expect to hear) and the other maybe output from another source. It can be tricky to cope with hearing two different things at the same time, but as a presenter or newsreader it may be used when you are talking into, say, a sports report, and are waiting for a certain cue (phrase) from the location reporter before you can introduce them on air.
- To hear the playback of a recorded item
- To allow a presenter to easily cue-up an item to be played next, without that audio going on air.
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