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Computer Music magazine is the world’s best selling publication dedicated solely to making great music with your Mac or PC computer. Finally we get to the truly unusual aspect of the iLoud MTM: its integration of IK Multimedia's ARC room–correction system. Flat’ means ‘good’ as if it was enhanced, say, in the bass region, you’d pull back on the bass when mixing resulting in a bass-lite mix.

In addition to your choice of 2 SE/CE software titles, iLoud MTM also gives you the T-RackS 5 Metering Suite for free upon registration.

Chris Corfield is a journalist with over 12 years of experience writing for some of the music world's biggest brands including Orange Amplification, MusicRadar, Guitar World, Total Guitar and Dawsons Music. Keep in mind that performance is probably tighter if they're not 10" off the back wall like mine are. The iLoud MTM monitors are perfect for anyone working in less than ideal conditions – a small untreated room, on the move, or in a tight space. Desire to learn and share knowledge of science required as is 20 years of participation in forums (not all true). Use -10 dBv for connecting consumer level gear, such as hifi components or your smartphone or computer.I haven't had a chance to hear the Genelec 8341s, but it's really great that some of that technology is becoming available in more mass-market products. The lowest octave sounds a little bloated and boomy, and is seperate from the rest of the sound (made more noticeable because of the DSP-assisted phase coherence between the woofers and tweeter). We were impressed not only with the extras we were getting across the frequency range in our mixes but also the tightness – the fast response of the speakers to the transients in the music. Personally, I found the option named FLAT (without adjustment) more suited to my own way of working than iLoud's own calibration.

I suspect the measurement showed room modes but it was too aggressive in cutting them back seeing how with a small speaker some amount of room reinforcement should be left in there. Firstly, the iLoud MTM is a decidedly small monitor and is equally suitable for either desktop or more conventional nearfield monitor installation — either side of a DAW screen on wall brackets, for example. The Adams need to be turned up a bit to sound good, and the listening experience was always a dance between getting enough volume for them to open up, but not so much volume that the room turns everything to a resonant, muddy mess and my neighbors start banging on the wall. Thanks to an advanced and effective shape of MTM's body and their DSP side they are able to really give you a possibility to hear mixes as they are.They get plenty loud and don't fall apart in any of these scenarios, but they quickly lose their biggest strengths if you're not using them in a narrow set of circumstances. Connectivity is taken care of via stereo RCA and a single 1/8” TRS stereo input, while there is also Bluetooth on board for streaming audio from a mobile device or laptop. They won't make bad recordings sound good, and they aren't going to give you more than is there in the source. Use the supplied XLR cable to connect the measurement microphone to the ARC microphone input on the back of iLoud MTM.