How Sonarworks improved my studio acoustics | distilled noise

[@inarestudio]

which app u used to open launchpad? or is an macos update? im running Monterry 12.4 / Thanks

[@distillednoise]

It is a native function :)

[@chrisllopis00]

Hi Francesco. Try to move your speakers right up to the wall. It’s not that important to treat there as it is important to get the phase right with the speaker boundary interference. Try also to treat to ceiling more if you can. But it’s hard to get it right with small rooms.

[@distillednoise]

So you mean taking away the panels behind them and pushing them towards the wall?

[@tonitti1]

Yeah, I agree with you, Chris! For me that worked very well, When I moved my panels all the way in to the corners so there was nothing but the wall behind my speakers, I went from 10+ dB to below 6 dB peak at 120ish Hz and that is very very important area for our music because corrective eq just isn't working well with low freqs as with mid and highs.

[@nikolacvetkovic4549]

what's the track at 5:42?

[@distillednoise]

Latest traumer digital release on gettraum, can’t remember the title rn

[@twmeetagain]

Traumer - Processora \m/

[@euphoniclv]

Maybe I did my measurements wrong, but after applying sonar works the low end just disappeared, though I have a subwoofer maybe in this case it's a different story.

[@distillednoise]

I don't have a sub, might be that you had too much low frequency before? Also there is an option to extend the low end range on SoundID interface, try if that helps!

[@euphoniclv]

@@distillednoise possible, after moving to bigger room everything started to sound so much different. Most probably I will check my sub settings again, thanks for good idea.

[@sergedotcom]

Yeah, its crucial. Single thing that locked my mixing abilities in. Agree.

[@distillednoise]

Glad you also invested in Sonarworks!