Good stuff man. Im ordering some new studio headphones in May so will be in the same situation as you were. I love buying new gear but hate it at the same time!

Southampton Solent University is worth looking at. The Audio Tech courses are very good and have a very high graduate to employment ratio when leaving. I am currently doing Sound Engineering and love it, learnt so much! PM me if you need any more details

Once you have a list of the potential headphones you may buy, request a frequency response chart from the manufacturer for each model so you can make a fair judgement as what is best for your needs. Even better if you are close to Digital Village or any other reputable retailer then get them to ...

It's not that difficult tbh. I stumbled across one effective way of doing it the other day when i was trying to recreate wind atmos for a sound design project i was working on. I created a patch in Massive, one osc saw pitched down as far as it could go and a noise osc (I picked white noise) layered ...