Mackie HR824 Studio Monitor

Armin uses these Mackie HR824 studio monitors alongside his custom-built Mischa Jacobi speakers. He talks about the importance of having at least two different types of speakers in the studio, to check how the mix sounds on each.

One of the studio monitor speakers Showtek use in the studio are the Mackie HR824s.

In 2005, Above & Beyond's monitoring setup consisted of Mackie HR824s with a Mackie subwoofer.

"...in the other studios we have mackie hr 824 and event tr-8 speakers."

Owl City's studio contains a pair of HR824s.

"I have an old pair of Mackie HR824s that we''d sort of check things on."

Still the favourite room in my house

Cedric Gervais displays his Mackie HR824 Studio Monitor @ 2:23 into his Studio Tour for Ultra Music.

The name of the speaker is literally seen on the picture.

In [this video](http://www.vier.be/dekruitfabriek/videos/netsky-klaar-voor-i-love-techno/19150), about Netsky's track "Come Alive", at around 4:47, one can see a pair of Mackie HR824 speakers.

Derek list these monitors on his website.

We can see the HR824's near the mixer and in many other sources from Simon.

In an interview, when asked about monitoring, Chase & Status reply: "To save your ears it’s best to monitor quietly but we feel we need more of a vibe so we probably have it too loud. We think for the majority of a session the speakers would be at a middle point between loud and quiet, so that it’s not hurting the ears but still creating a vibe. We love big phat monitors and we have Mackie 824s for a flat sound and Genelec 1039As for the club vibe." The "Mackie 824s" they are referring to are the Mackie HR824 Studio Monitors. Original interview can be found [here](http://www.soundstosample.com/blog/q-a/chase-status).

I use an RME Fireface 400 soundcard and Mackie HR824 monitors, which I bought ofd a friend recently, because even though they are very old, they sound great!

One of Garnier's Mackie HR824 monitors perches atop a rack containing his Novation Drumstation and Studio Electronics SE1 synth modules.

Rusko is asked on Twitter: "What monitors do you use in your studio when you are producing?" He answers, "@ProducerQandA monitors I use HR824's the old ones tho not the new ones." (10 Feb 2012) He's referring to using the Mackie HR824 Studio Monitors, as opposed to the [Mackie HRmk2](https://equipboard.com/items/mackie-hr824mk2-studio-monitor).

Using the Mackie HR824 in their New Zealand studio. Comment below the picture: "yeah the old HR824's, they're gratifying, but not that flat. Tbh we use the BM6A's far more these days."

In this video Tom Staar tests his song on his Mackie HR824

Four different monitor setups—Genelec 1038A, Genelec 8040A, Genelec 8020A, and Mackie HR824—plus four headphone types assure all the blinking LEDs add up to pitch-bent sound design that never loses track of the club''s arterial insistency.

On Dec 2013, Cookie Monsta had a conversation on Twitter which reveals he uses Mackie HR824 Studio Monitor Speakers: "Mackie hr824s and some Adams “@jiboo420: @CookieMonstaDUB if you don't mind me askin, what studio monitors do you like to use?”"

In this interview with [DJFIX.com](http://www.djfix.com/), Dieselboy says "my speakers are Mackie HR-824 monitors with a 15" powered sub. It gets real real loud. There is no vocal booth. I also utilize bass traps to help contain the sound a bit and deaden the studio space".

Mackie HR824 Studio Monitor

Bloody love these monitors!!! Closing up the studio for the weekend after a very productive week:-)

Can be seen on the 4th picture.

In this picture, Decap is seen in his studio with the hr824 mk1 studio monitors.

You can see the Mackie HR824 Studio Monitor at 2:22 in this studio tour of Dave Day's Studio

He uses these studio monitors for music production.

Here is the site of studio where Sir Michu works. He is using most of the instruments, and gear from the "Dane techniczne" list.

Lionel Cartwright working on his 'one man show' at his studio with Mackie HR824 studio monitors at the helm of his set up.

According to Babydaddy, the equipment at Discoball Jazzfest consists of a G5 Mac running Logic Pro 7 with assorted plug-ins including the Native Instruments Komplete package, Korg's Legacy Collection, Arturia's CS80V and Gforce's Minimonsta. Hardware includes the Access Virus Indigo and Virus Polar, Roland XV5050, Studiologic SL880 master keyboard, Roland Juno 106 and Novation K-station synths. The band's main microphone is a Neumann M149, which went through the studio's HHB Radius 50, Avalon VT737, or Universal Audio 6176 preamps, and then into their MOTU 828 MkII, with monitoring taken care of by Mackie HR824s.