If you are using the Sonarworks XREF 20 measurement microphone, you can enter the Microphone ID (written on the microphone) in the Measure software. This will load your unique microphone calibration file from our servers.
All Sonarworks XREF 20 microphone calibration files are also available on our downloads page. We provide calibration data for 0° on-axis and 30° off-axis. Use the 30° calibration file with Reference 4.
Is it possible to use the XREF Profile in other measurement apps in order to make further use of the the mic?
Yes! This is why we provide the 0degree claibration .txt file which you can upload to other software!
Hi!
I would like to measure my room with XREF 20 on Room EQ Wizard.
I would need a 90 degree calibration file for a flatter response of the whole room.
Is it true there are no 90 degree calibration files for the Sonarworks mic?
Hi Chris, download link refers to trial version of Reference 4. Where can I download the XREF 20 calibration profile exactly? I'll use it with Room EQ Wizard, but I can't find the file or is it located in Reference 4 folder on local hard disk somewhere after entering serial number of the mic?
Thanks a lot!
Hi Guys!
We don't have a 90° file available, but we might introduce it at some point. The mic files can be downloaded here.
Hi, download works on PC maybe an issue with smartphone. Thanks a lot!!!
I've just checked it on the latest iOS and the download does work for me. Are you running Android, which version? What is the browser you're using?
Hi!
I can't find the dowanload link of mic profile.The page I opened is different from you sent on June.However, I used Android and IOS smart phone. Where can I download profile now？
Hey!
I apologize for the inconvenience!
You can still download the microphone calibration profile, but it has to be done using a computer or employing the desktop mode in your mobile browser.
This is so because Systemwide cannot be installed on mobile devices and there are not too many mobile applications for Measurement microphone use.
Why does the file not contain phase values?
Hey Raphael,
This is due to the fact that the phase response of the microphones is quite linear. The only distortions that might be present are beyond the range of human hearing.
I must note that the phase response of the microphone is not as relevant in when measuring your setup with the Reference software as we do not correct the phase discrepancies of the room, but generally only frequency response.