Paulo

Could you send me a screenshot of your SoundID (Sonarworks) measurement results? That way I can take a look at the response and help you spot any phase, crossover, or alignment issues more easily.F...

Just to check — are you running your sub daisy-chained from the mains, or do you have it connected to a separate output/input from your interface? (I mean for bass extension, not an LFE setup.)Know...

Best practice in a studio setup with a sub: Don’t think of it as 2.1 (LFE style) — think of it as a full-range system where the sub supports the mains. Measure and calibrate the mains alone (sub ...

Step 1: Turn subwoofer OFFStep 2: Measure and calibrate mains only in SoundIDStep 3: Set SoundID correction range from 80 Hz and upStep 4: Turn subwoofer ON after SoundID calibration  Your subwoofe...

Do not measure or calibrate main monitors and subwoofer together in SoundID. It causes incorrect correction due to overlapping frequency handling.

Hey, Turn off the subwoofer and start by measuring and calibrating the main monitors only. Play a -18 LUFS pink noise signal through the monitors. At the listening position, use an SPL meter (C-we...

In a home studio, calibrating in 2.1 instead of 2.0 is important because the subwoofer handles the low-end frequencies that most studio monitors can't reproduce accurately. Even though subs are mon...

I totally agree with you. It feels like a major oversight not to include basic 2.1 and 2.2 support in the standard version of SoundID Reference. Sub integration is such a fundamental part of many m...