Onto the Focals, we’ll save the little baby Kali’s till the end. The biggest difference I’m noticing is the low end. Put the Sonarworks in and it just sounds like a better mix now, even though it was already an amazing mix. I like the sound of the midrange when I put the Reference 4 on. When the correction function is enabled I am able to see exactly how the Sonarworks Reference 4 Studio Edition is going to balance the sound profile. This is pretty exciting when comparing the calibration profiles! You can really see the differences between the speakers. This stage is very thorough but gives you some great data to let you know if your speakers are positioned the best they can be in your studio. This process tests the input gain and helps the user adjust it to the proper level.ĭetermine the distance between the speakers and measure the speaker distance.Īnd then locating the standard listening spot.įor the measurements stage, you are given 2 tones to help you measure the sound of the speakers in the room. Next, we need to hold the microphone pointing at the Speakers in the middle space between the left and right speakers from a normal distance away. In the software we need to type in the ID to ensure flat frequency response and maximum precision. We have this rather lovely Sonarworks microphone that has an ID on it. The software included brings us through the following steps. We’re going to ring out my room with 3 different sets of speakers.
The frequency correction is visible in the frequency graph of the plug-in with left and right drivers visible individually.The best thing about this plugin is that you can enter to win 1 of 3 copies! (Scroll up to enter!)
Sonarworks Reference 4 for headphones works by using a calibration profile accessible in your DAW via the dedicated plug-in to make your headphone sound as neutral as possible. The Sonarworks Reference 4 Headphone is a headphone calibration plug-in to correct uneven frequency response occurring due to physical constraints.
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