The SoundID Reference for Speakers requires the use of a reference measurement microphone (this can be purchased with Sonarworks SoundID Reference or you can use your own). This is an innovative measurement technology that analyses the response of a headphone (as perceived by the human ear) to create the most accurate and flat response possible. Sonarworks SoundID Reference is available in two options: studio monitor and headphone calibration, and headphone calibration only.īased on Grammy-nominated patented audio technology, Sonarworks SoundID Reference for headphone measurement technology is powered by PAPFR (Perceived acoustic power frequency response).

Calibration software is a relatively new technology in the realm of music production, but since the introduction of Sonarworks in 2012, it has been widely adopted by over 70,000 professional studios and continues to be a critical part of the professional workflow to this day. Sonarworks, put simply, is a calibration software for your headphones and studio monitors.

Understanding what Sonarworks is and how it works will help you to determine its value to you as a producer, mixing, or mastering engineer and whether you need it for your studio. If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions, then you are in the right place to find out everything you need to know about Sonarworks. But what is it, and how will it enhance my studio experience?

If you’re in the market to set up your own home studio and looking for what you need to get up and running, you’ve probably come across Sonarworks – and with good reason.

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