Get intuitive speaker calibration software that lets you measure and calibrate a multichannel setup in under an hour. It offers reliable reference sound for multichannel setups, with accurate speaker measurements and calibration for audio systems from stereo up to 9.1.6 channels. Enjoy perfect translation with accurate frequency response and a sharp soundstage. This software can calibrate any multichannel setup, up to 9.1.6 Atmos rooms, and is compatible with popular hardware setups and major DAWs. Supported plugin formats are VST2, VST3, AAX, and AU. The intuitive speaker measurement process, with a user - friendly guide, helps you easily calibrate studio speakers using an individually calibrated measurement microphone. It also provides perfect time alignment of satellite and LFE channels with sub - millisecond accuracy for excellent sound staging. You can choose your target mode to correct for the Dolby Atmos Music curve, flat frequency response, or create a custom profile. And it offers versatile export possibilities, allowing you to apply a calibration profile via the plugin or export to supported hardware devices in just a few simple steps.
Using this Sonarworks SoundID Reference software is easy. First, make sure your hardware setup and DAW are compatible. Then, start the intuitive measurement process. Follow the user - friendly guide to use the individually calibrated measurement microphone to measure and calibrate your studio speakers. It should take less than an hour to set up a multichannel system. When it comes to the target mode, if you want a sound similar to Dolby Atmos Music, select that option. Or, if you prefer a flat frequency response, you can choose that. You can also create your own custom profile. To apply the calibration, you can either use the plugin or export the profile to supported hardware devices in a few simple steps. As for maintenance, keep your software updated to ensure it works well with your hardware and DAW. Also, take good care of your measurement microphone and keep it clean. Make sure to handle your hardware devices properly to avoid any damage that could affect the calibration.
