Modartt user forum - airpod

Re: airpod

2020-09-30T09:28:33Z

Bluetooth compresses the audio as far as I know and that's the reason why I wouldn't use it, except for streaming music from my phone which is already compressed. I don't know if the specific have changed in newer versions (I doubt it) but you always lose something by using BT to listen to music.

Re: airpod

2020-09-30T08:42:35Z

I would not recommend any type of bluetooth device in the signal chain.
Neither for midi transmission (keyboard to computer), nor for real-time audio transmission (computer to headphones).
There's latency occuring, meaning it takes to much time from the point you press a key till the moment the sound reaches your ear.
It feels like you're playing in the past. Not good.

RF headphones offer way less latency.
In my opinion wired devices are the way to go when it comes to real-time transmission.
Also it makes troubleshooting easier (why don't I hear anything?).

Cables are your friend

Just my two cents.

Re: airpod

2020-09-30T05:15:40Z

I am personally using Mpow X3. It is a wireless bluetooth earbuds. Its noise cancellation feature and the battery timings are the key points for me to buy it. It also supports both android and ios devices. Do have a look on this too.

Re: airpod

2020-07-23T20:11:40Z

beethofen wrote:

Thanks....Does it mean everything here are all RF-based and we can use any of them? https://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-headphones
jhclouse@gmail.com wrote:
If you need to go wireless, you'll want RF-based headphones. I don't know about the newer models, but I bought a pair of Sennheisers a few years ago that are great. The batteries don't last that long. Maybe 4-5 hours or so. But the sound quality is decent. And unlike Bluetooth, the latency is low enough to play a keyboard.

Most of those are Bluetooth, which you don't want. Here are the RF models they're currently offering:

https://en-us.sennheiser.com/audiophile...ear-rs-195
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-h...dio-rs-175
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/audio-head...ess-120-ii

Re: airpod

2020-07-18T04:34:20Z

Thanks....Does it mean everything here are all RF-based and we can use any of them? https://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-headphones

jhclouse@gmail.com wrote:

If you need to go wireless, you'll want RF-based headphones. I don't know about the newer models, but I bought a pair of Sennheisers a few years ago that are great. The batteries don't last that long. Maybe 4-5 hours or so. But the sound quality is decent. And unlike Bluetooth, the latency is low enough to play a keyboard.

Re: airpod

2020-07-15T16:22:33Z

If you need to go wireless, you'll want RF-based headphones. I don't know about the newer models, but I bought a pair of Sennheisers a few years ago that are great. The batteries don't last that long. Maybe 4-5 hours or so. But the sound quality is decent. And unlike Bluetooth, the latency is low enough to play a keyboard.

Re: airpod

2020-07-14T18:58:30Z

beethofen wrote:

Hi, we bought Pianoteq 6. Could we use airpod to listen to the music from the software? We can use normal earphone, but not airpod. Does it matter? Any suggested bluetooth earphone work with Pianoteq 6?
Thank you.

Bluetooth headphones have lag, even the best ones. You will feel completely disconnected from the piano.

Re: airpod

2020-07-14T12:28:56Z

Hi,

I would imagine so if your pc/laptop/Mac has Bluetooth but I wouldn't recommend it as it Pianoteq will not sound great through them.
I would advise investing in some decent over ear headphones to get the most out of the sound from Pianoteq.
This is purely my own opinion by the way.

airpod

2020-07-14T05:04:14Z

Hi, we bought Pianoteq 6. Could we use airpod to listen to the music from the software? We can use normal earphone, but not airpod. Does it matter? Any suggested bluetooth earphone work with Pianoteq 6?

Thank you.