Or frankly, that may just be how the headphones turn out.īut when you’re producing music, or even just auditioning it for DJing, you really want to hear it exactly how it was made. Manufacturers may decide to warm up the bass, roll off the treble, whatever, to give a “signature sound”. The basic idea is that all headphones have imperfections in their frequency response (or design features, depending how you want to look at it).
In this review, we’ll take a look at the headphones-only version of this software, and in particular how it could be useful to a DJ or DJ/producer. Recently, Sonarworks launched a mobile app called SoundID to help music consumers “tune” their headphones for day-to-day listening – and now, the company has updated and rebranded its Mac and Windows software under the same SoundID name, renaming it “Sonarworks SoundID Reference”. Indeed, its Reference 4 software has for years been revered by music producers, allowing them to “tune” speakers and headphones to give a flat, revealing frequency response in any room, and on any speakers or headphones. Want to hear your music exactly as it’s meant to be heard? Then calibrating your audio is where it’s at – and Sonarworks is the leader in this space.
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