The over-ear headphones in this guide have large, powerful drivers and come in both open-back and closed-back variations. All must be at first deselected, then select with the black arrow the shapes you want to move and with the white arrow drag just an anchor point.While earbuds are convenient and often sound fantastic, for anyone who's serious about music and wants to eke out as much detail from their hi-res audio files as possible, over-ear headphones are the way to go. Also error prone dragging an anchor point with the white arrow is needed for snapping and it very easily breaks the shapes. Remove the extra lines.ĭone! But quite ineffective when compared to CAD-like extensions which are presented in another answer. With the rotation tool rotate back the circle and red & blue lines. Drag with the white arrow the inserted anchor (red copy and circle follow) to the crossing of blue and red lines.
Select the circle and the red copy, at first click the circle. Send the blue line to back and insert an anchor to the red copy at crossing B. Drag it starting from the inserted anchor point (A). Bring the circle to front and add a new anchor to the circle at crossing A. Drag its end to the center of the circle (=deselect all, select red line, drag with white arrow the endpoint of the line). Make a 90 degrees rotated copy of the red line. Leave the duplicate intact (drop out of the selection).Drag the cirle into the angle so that the bottom anchor sits on the blue line. With the rotation tool rotate the blue and red line around their crossing point make the blue line horizontal this way. Be sure you have smart guides and snap to points in use. Start by drawing a horizontal (drag+hold Shift) line from the crossing point and duplicating the blue line. Your two crossing lines are blue and red, the circle is green. Obviously you want exact snaps and absolutely no angle measurements.
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