High recommendations if you are an EDM listener. And if you love it like me, that makes them very special. Though they aren't perfect, they offer a unique sound signature. These headphones have given me probably 1,000's of hours of listening enjoyment. It's a very interesting experience and something I have found the Ultrasones to excel at versus other brands I have tried. You can hear sounds from lower left, upper right, etc. These have nice imaging when you get them positioned right. You'd have to try really hard to damage these. I can wear them for hours with no problems at all. The pad on top is very comfortable as well. Pop music, dance music, hip hop, anything with a modern beat which can take advantage of the bass of these headphones. You don't need very forward mids with EDM. The mids are still detailed, just not emphasized much in the overall sound signature. If you're going to boost the low end and the high end, the middle part is going to sound less "boosted". If you've never heard Ultrasones before, it's a safe bet you will hear things in your music you haven't heard before with their extended highs and very clear sound. The bass goes deep, but it doesn't sound overly uncontrolled or boomy.
This headphone also has some good impact, slamming nice and hard on electro house tracks. It's the bass, which goes very deep, very low, and sounds powerful.
#Vexare the clockmaker bass boosted pro#
Let us not pass the teaching of the story of The Clockmaker.The Pro 900 is special. A belief in a clockwork design that would turn the wheel of time and bring love and life back to his soul is what keeps him going on deeper into the maddening architecture of reality.īut there are some things that are beyond the manipulation by man made constructs, and there are some things that have their dedicated time in this universal experiment - in this grand cosmic play. Now he is barely a man anymore a pale shade at the boundary of existence staying alive narrowly by his manic craft. Ticking of the inevitable, he so foolishly begun to race with. For a long time he has not even been able to remnisce those things, for ticking is the only thing he can hear anymore. Having repeatedly extended his lifespan, he has left behind friends, family and all things naturally temporal. While exploring dubstep artists such as Borgore and Excision, he found appreciation for more distorted sounds, which led him to produce songs with more ominous textures and heavier bass-lines.Ī centuries old clockmaker discovered being able to prolong his life by fabricating the most peculiar clocks. He then began making some melodic dubstep, and began making his electro songs heavier. He produced his first professionally released song under the name “Vexare”, which was an electro/house remix of “Broken Circuit”, by Alpay Sahingoez, in the summer of 2010.
At first they poked fun at it for its almost humorous sound, this unknowingly starting his journey into the genre. Later, Palmer says that he and his friends stumbled upon dubstep. When he was 12, he decided to start trying to produce some of the trance and hardstyle music that he had been listening to. His musical career began as being classically trained in piano since the age of 9. Hogen, is a 19 year old electro/house, dubstep, and trance producer born January 28th, 1996.
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