Sonarworks has announced SoundID Reference Virtual Monitoring Pro, a room-simulation solution that claims to reproduce the acoustic signature of your studio on your headphones.
The name be convoluted, but Sonarworks assert that they are taking the room-on-headphones simulation the next level. Instead of relying on pre-made presets, Virtual Monitoring allows you to simulate sound of the room you know and trust to your headphones.
Sonarworks Virtual Reference Pro
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Virtual Monitoring Pro claims to enable users to measure their own stereo speaker system (studio, car or room), then transfer that monitoring experience to their headphones by creating a personalized profile. Whether on the road, working late at night, or switching studios, this technology ensures consistent, reliable translation.
Capture Any Space, Anywhere
Creators can now Recreate their trusted studio sound on any pair of over-ear headphones; Measure a client’s room for accurate remote collaboration; Work with other acoustic environments – like your car or a room.
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Virtual Monitoring Pro Requirements:
- SoundID Reference Binaural In-ear Microphone
- Any over-ear headphones
- SoundID Reference Virtual Monitoring PRO product license(s); see the Pricing section above
- Access to the room/environment to be measured (stereo)
- Supported computer: macOS 11 Big Sur (or above); Windows 10 (or above); USB-C port with USB 3.0 (or above) support; internet connection for periodic license validation (full offline use and offline activation are not supported).
- Audio interface requirements during the measurement stage: independent speaker and headphone outputs, and interface set to 44.1kHz sample rate (during the measurements only; playback supports up to 196 kHz).
