Les liens du son

Sound Engineer, Producer, Musician from France

Accuracy and detail

François-Maxime Boutault
"The first thing that strikes you about the SC307 is the low end. I hadn't felt such accuracy and detail in the low-frequency range for a long time."

They translate very well

The sweet spot

"Compared with my former monitors, that also featured a ribbon tweeter, and with speakers using a metal dome tweeter, I feel they are not as aggressive in the mids. I find that their response matches perfectly the characteristics of our ears across the entire frequency spectrum. One last point that makes all the difference is the stereo imaging. The stereo field is neither too wide nor too narrow, and it's pleasant to listen to. With these speakers, you can listen from different places in the room without being confused. When you go out of the sweet spot, you still get something. So, you can move. This allows me to change the sound perspective, to get a different perception and gain perspective. But also because I can tell right away if the mix works or not, if something is too much or not enough." "The EVEs also have enough output power, and this applies to all models. Up to now I have just spoken about my own SC307, but I've worked with the SC204s and SC205s too. In spite of their compact dimensions, they allow you to work reliably almost anywhere and anyway you want. They deliver information truthfully."

"Never place your speakers against a wall or in a corner: This automatically causes a bass boost, regardless if the monitor cabinet is front or rear ported. When it comes to the bass-reflex ports of my EVE SC307, I can ensure that they are free of vent noise." "I've already worked quite a lot with my SC307, especially for Universal Music Publishing France: I mixed almost all tracks on the Girls And Pop and Punk Rock albums, and I did three tracks on the Dramedy album. I co-produced the Monster Rock album for which I also wrote three songs and mixed all tracks. Plus, I was involved in the Monster Metal 2 album. I used my SC307 for the last Corson album (Mercury France, September 2013). I produced the full album, did some tracking and did the entire post-production with these speakers. The album was mixed by John Paterno in Los Angeles, and Brad Blackwood mastered it at Euphonic Masters Studios in Memphis. I also used my SC307 to record and mix a garage rock band called Tarah Who and mix the album of Dear Eyes (Believe). I did vocal tracking and programming for a new French band called Lanes. Then I recorded and mixed a metal band called Ommatidia. For some projects, I used my own EVE Audio SC307, while for some others I used the SC207s at Twin Studios' Studio A."

Experience sound like the pros

These monitors are used by Les liens du son

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