One ear-piece headphones, any suggestions?

[nick janczak]

As the title of my thread says. Any suggestions for a one ear-piece headphone for doing studio work?
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[mdarnton]

Why? You dont want to pull one cup off behind your ear as I usually see in studio photos? How about using IEMs and letting one just dangle? Then you won't need to carry a second set for listening to the recording later.

[nick janczak]

Why? To obviously hear a backing track through one side of the headphones while simultaneously being able to hear and pitch/intonate on the trumpet. Yes of course you can pull one ear piece off your ear but I know there are purpose built headphones for exactly this situation. Roger Ingram used to sell some, albeit a limited stock of them, long since sold out. And, I know some classical players use them when doing studio work. So I wanted to know if people here used them and if so had any recommendations. That's why.
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Love improvisation that has its roots in jazz, even if it doesn't always sound like typical jazz.
Interested in using effects pedals and recording/production techniques to create soundscapes that are 3D.