Getting Speaker Placement Right In Your Studio | The Steven Klein Interview

What speakers are you currently using in your studio? Share below!

Great job on the interview, staying out of the way and letting Steven talk without interruptions. Really enjoyed this

I got to experience the genius of Steve in Miami. The man has done so much and been in the middle of historic recordings.The stories and anecdotes. God Bless you Steve.

So nice to listen to people who know what they’re talking about, thanks Warren for making it possible.

I used to struggle with stereo separation a little while back, and decided to rotate the speakers a bit towards the outside. It really did help, so I'm glad to hear confirmation that it was a good idea! Also, right on the money. The important part is knowing your gear and your room, so you can make the right decisions that will translate well everywhere else.

Big thanks Warren for bringing Steven Klein on the show and dropping some real wisdom on studio monitoring. Your insights are invaluable, keep 'em coming!

What a masterclass! Brilliant on so many levels…

I`ve been following this channel for a long time, but this episode just hit the universe in depth of essence! Thanks Warren!

This is the placement that I've always appreciated Don Reed for. 😊 I always know if he's the one doing the audio, it isn't going to be a nightmare singing in a live situation, wherever the venue is. I'm glad to hear someone else talking about this. Thank you Steven Klein. Thanks Warren. 🚀💫

Great job as a supportive interviewer Warren - it allowed for great info to come forth. Thanks to you both🙏🏼👍🏼

Right on time! I'm building out a home studio room this week!

Absolutely perfect interview. So informative and clearly stated.

This just reminded me to focus on the basics before spending money on reference adjustment software! Lots of food for thought.

Wow. Excellent clip. …These are the Masters of a Golden Era passing the torch of insight to future generations that would otherwise be lost.

Amazing information! Some of this I already knew and a lot I didn’t so thank you Warren for getting this to us. I love how he said you only need one pair of speakers and get to know them and your room, get the placement right and boom it’s that simple.

i'll be building my first home recording room in a few weeks. as of now, i plan on having my LSR 305s about 61.5" center-to-center & angled so the apex is formed about 11" behind my head in the listening position. also, building an RFZ on the side walls & ceiling using 4" panels (3" of Rockwool Safe & Sound + 1" air gap). Lastly, my listening position is about 38% from the front wall (66.5" in a room that is 175" long). most of this info i'm going with is from Bobby Owsinski have a marvelous day my friend, thank you for all your content & help you give us all!! God Bless you & the whole team at PLAP!!

"they got lucky with the NS-10" LOL To me, Steve REALLY hits the mark and sums it up perfectly at 15:10 !!! Thanks for the video!!

This episode had the best tip. I moved my monitors from the 60 degree angle that I thought they had to be at and, Holy Cow, what a difference! The imaging is so much better! It's like having a new set of speakers! 😃

Love this interview. So much valuable information in here. I'm finishing up setting up my 7.2.4 Atmos array, and hearing his thoughts about the tweeters aiming 3 feet behind you (so that they are aimed at your ears and not your nose) is a great reminder.

Incredibly interesting interview Thanks Warren!