Room Reference

Room Reference is built for audiophiles, hi-fi enthusiasts and critical listeners who want to hear more of their system—and less of the room. Even an exceptional stereo can be dominated by room modes, speaker placement and listening position. Room Reference guides you through repeatable swept-tone measurements, reveals how bass and frequency response vary across the listening area, and turns the results into conservative, practical speaker EQ recommendations. MEASURE YOUR LISTENING ROOM • Create a room from dimensions, or use a supported LiDAR device • Capture left and right loudspeakers across five listening positions • Use built-in, USB and audio-interface recording inputs • Choose device, wired, USB or AirPlay playback routes • Import compatible microphone calibration files • Check playback level before capture UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU HEAR • Explore frequency response, impulse response and room modes • Relate peaks and dips to room dimensions and listening position • Compare the measured response with a natural reference tilt • Separate broad, repeatable room behaviour from position-specific variation • Review and compare saved measurement sessions BUILD PRACTICAL CORRECTIONS • Generate conservative parametric EQ recommendations • Prioritise cuts for strong room peaks instead of aggressive boosts into nulls • Review every proposed filter before export • Export measurement data and EQ settings for your playback system WHY FIVE POSITIONS? A single measurement can overreact to one exact seat. Measuring five positions helps reveal consistent room behaviour and reduces the chance of tuning the whole system to a single point. PRIVACY AND EXPECTATIONS Measurements remain on your device unless you choose to export or share them. Results depend on your room, loudspeakers, equipment, microphone placement and calibration. Room Reference is an acoustic analysis and setup tool; it does not replace professional measurement practice or guarantee a particular listening result.