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Resoundism
Registrace 7. 08. 2013
This channel will cover everything from tutorials to fun videos. My expertise is in audio/visual, theater, excel, autohotkey, windows, aviation, among other things. More to come. Ask me a question!
Star Wars Riff Variation Cover Preview
Focus on the music, orchestration, and composition. This is not the final product, but wanted to give a preview for May the 4th be with you!
Best enjoyed with headphones and eyes closed.
Best enjoyed with headphones and eyes closed.
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Space Odyssey Cover
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This is a cover for the theme music of the epic 2001: A Space Odyssey. Technology has advanced since then, and the sounds have gotten much better. Enjoy.
How She Got Away Created in GarageBand
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You can see the tracks laid out in GarageBand for this composition. I'd consider this a soft rock genre made with arpeggios and a simple repeating melody with some harmonic and rhythmic variations through several different instruments.
How She Got Away
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Music composed based off a single melody with added variations including use of arpeggios with a limited note selection, drums, and synth.
Reveal
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Orchestral composition with drums over a background of flying through the clouds.
How to make thicker, more comfortable ear pads for Sony MDR-7506 Headphones
zhlédnutí 37KPřed 10 lety
This is a quick do-it-yourself hack for making your headphones just a little more comfortable by making the padding feel thicker. This is specifically for the Sony MDR-7506 headphones, but could work for any similar headphones.
I have these exact headphones and I'm so glad this video exists. Going to give it a shot. Thanks :)
You've helped me big time. Thank you stranger!
For people with big ears it's hell to find the right ear pads..
YOU'RE AMAZING!!
Nice, kind of a 'cheat', but cute...
I used weather stripping 1 1/2" x 5/8 cut in half
Excellent choice! I have since used that. Much more comfortable.
I didn't have rope so I used paper towel. Roll one of those clothe type paper tower to right length and it works perfect.
Great idea!
Me in my room by myself taping foam to my headset band: "OOOOOH SHIT DUDE THIS GUY'S A GENIUS!" My neighbors: Calm down Kevin -_-
Wow just tried this on my Sony WH-1000XM3 and it worked perfectly! Thank you so much!
Great to hear!
Bruh
Man thank god I found this video, it makes wearing the corsair virtuoso actually bearable, thank you so much for this upload! A little toilet paper did the trick just fine
Thanks for the vid! I had a problem where my ear was touching the speaker inside the headset and this trick has helped me solve the issue!
im deperate im trying this
I hope it worked!
Hey, I would love to partner up with you! I have tried finding your email but its no on youtube :( Would you be able to contact me at or@wickedcushions.com ?
Thank you. I was getting ear pain from my mpow ae headset
saved me so much ear pain, thank you
You're so welcome!
those pads hurt. there are oem's who make pads though.
Add extra padding at low extra cost!
Yes Yes! Much needed tip! Ty 🙏🏻
You are so welcome!
Good lesson, thank you
Thanks for watching!
who is watching this with headphones?
yip did the trick thanks sir
You're welcome!
Now this is why youtube exists. Paper towel works flawlessly!
Right? I hate paying extra for stuff made inadequately.
Immediate ear pain relief! Thank you sir!
Glad to help!
Thank you amazing advice. But for the love of all that is holy sort out those mouth clicks! I had to turn captions on. Dear god. That made my freakin head explode. EVERY WORD had constant mouth swishing! Back tf up from the mic! But yea thank you Ima do this.
Sorry! Quick video..missed that part. Thanks for the feedback.
Bro there's legit companies making big bucks selling third party thicker earpads and you just solve the problem by using rope. Fucking genius.
Yeah why pay a company when you can fix it yourself, right?!
cool trick 👍
Thanks!
Чувак, ты лучший!
Day may come you can find it online
Wow this worked! Thank you!
Dude I can't thank you enough. Feel like a dumbass for not thinking of this myself. Did it with a DVI cable lol
Amazing! I wonder how many headphones I went through trying to find ones that didnt hurt when all I needed was this. Works with HDMI cables btw
Glad it worked!
hm well I don't have rope but I do have HDMI cables...
4-5 years later and you are still a hero. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
That's fantastic news
Thanks!
awesome~~~ it worked~~~~
Its amazing how to me and a lot of people these are the clearest sounding headphone they have tried considering that they were first made in 1991 HAHAHA. I have tried so many headphones and ear buds out their and even with some custom equalization settings these are the clearest. These are great for audiophiles who don't want extreme bass. You need to make them more comfortable if you want your ears not to hurt from wearing these for a long time and this is a great easy trick to make them more comfortable. BTW if you want true high quality audio use Vox player on a computer instead of iTunes. Vox player plays stuff way way way more clear than iTunes plus the equalizer plus audio units can make it sound amazing. I would not recommend using these in public and use for home only though because they leak so much sound and you should find some with less sound leakage for use outside your house.
i dit it with toilet paper, my ears said thank u
Brilliant!
brillant. my mdr-v6 rubs against my ears and it hurts. going to try this out.
omg this works great on my ~$35 sheepskin replacement ear pads, the plastic is no longer rubbing on and hurting my ears. the original ear pads will eventually disintegrate, a quality sheepskin replacement is a good choice IMO. also be careful about buying extra thick replacement pads. other people online have said that they degrade the sound/volume too much.
@@tt2362 Are you still using the rope inside your MDR-V6? You still recommend it after all these years?
@@francohic yes. definitely works. my rope is still in my V6 but I don't use the headphones much anymore.
@@tt2362 thanks for the advice. I put some rope insode mine today. Hope it will make them more confy
great video, helped me a lot, thx man :)
holy crap your a life savor
In my opinion this mod have very little to do with better comfort and a lot to do with better sound stage as there is now more space between ear and driver. At least this was a result for my on Superlux HD330 +beyerdynamic velor pads.
This mod has very much to do with comfort when it comes to people with bigger ears who needs more depth to the pads
Great! I'll try this on my Sennheiser 280s. Simple, efficient, cheap. Love it!
Dude, that's so stupidly easy but didn't passed for my head.
You need to update your title and add the Sony MDR-7510 this solved my problem and there is no after market ear pads for these useless things, I can't believe Sony would sell a $150 USD headphones and the foam is so soft that the hard plastic inside rubs against your ears and hurts like hell after a while. Wasted a couple hours trying to find aftermarket deeper pads but they don't make them for the 7510, but your idea seems to work except I had to use thicker rope to get the hard plastic away from my ears. Thanks for posting the video you saved me $65 Canadian with postage to order something hoping I could make it work, my only other option was return the headphones and get the next model down and then buy the aftermarket pads. BTW I watched the ad for you and it was a premium skippable auction ad so you got my 2 cents worth
Using your idea with sheepskin leather pads, isolates better, Fantastic, Thanks
after watching this video I put a network cable around the inside of the ear cups of my Sony MDR-1RBTs and it worked fine, and it's free, better than the Chinese replacement pads
Bob Ross........???
Worked flawlessly on Sennheiser HD 280 Pros. I was about to cough up $25 for a third-party set of thicker ear pads to replace the brand new original pads, because my ears pressed against the inside of the headphones. Serious thanks for the creative suggestion.
Are you still using this mod 7 years later on your HD 280? Im thinking about doing these to my audio technica since they are very unconfortable
Yep legit! Nice video! I took Mikel's lead and did it with an ethernet cable since I had an extra one. It helps a ton! I think I will do it with rope or something softer when I get it. I might use a slightly thinner rope though