The Simulate option takes things further, with emulations of six popular speakers and headphones (including NS10 and Beats-style), while the Advanced tab provides three EQ correction curve options: Minimum Phase, Mixed Phase and Linear Phase. You can influence the Target curve using one of the three Calibrate options: Flat, Custom and Predefined.įlat aims to make the output as flat and neutral as possible Custom includes two adjustable controls - Bass Boost and high frequency Tilt (cut) and Predefined comprises four home loudspeaker presets ('Large', 'Small', 'All' and 'B&K 1974 optimum Hi-Fi curve'). Manual adjustments can be made to the correction process. The plugin shows the blue source plot overlaid with a correction curve (green), target curve (red), output curve (purple), correction limits (yellow) and correction filter phase (orange). Once done, you're presented with a plot that you save as a Sonarworks Project file (.SWPROJ) and load into the Reference 3 plugin, which is inserted across your monitor outputs. The calibration process is partly automated, as the onscreen graphic indicates where you should put the mic and senses when you've done so so all you have to do is get the mic into the target area. Then there are 24 positional tests (all taken around the location of your head in its normal listening position). The first set of tests generates measurement data for the distance between the two speakers and your distance from the speakers (these can be edited manually).
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