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#Sonarworks download calibration file software#
Third-party acoustic measurement software with Sonarworks-provided individual mic calibration profiles.Balanced XLR cables as the connection medium between the SoundID Reference microphone and the audio interface of choice.

Audio interfaces capable of +48V Phantom Power supply at its inputs.Sonarworks-provided microphone calibration files.The SoundID Reference microphone can be used with the following software and components only: The SoundID Reference microphone is intended to be used as a tool for making high-precision measurements of acoustic sound pressure and acoustic pressure changes within the audible frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. Recorders, Classroom & Plastic Instruments.Signal Processors, Converters & Preamps.The derived ECM8000 calibration SPL measurement(BLUE) tracks pretty close to the GREEN baseline, but the phase is a bit off at the ends. I just tried it using a Cross Spectrum Labs calibrated UMIK-1's measurement (GREEN) as the baseline and an un-calibrated ECM8000 measurement(RED). Hope this helps and if anyone has a better way to do it, or corrections, please advise. I added an extra 0 to the last 2 lines (3rd column) as what is in the CS calibration files.I then output 2 columns as a text file (65508 lines), first column being the frequency and the second column being the SPL delta from the 3rd worksheet.I then loaded both files into a spreadsheet in different worksheets and subtracted the calibrated SPL column from the un-calibrated SPL calibrated column creating a new delta column in a 3rd worksheet.I edited the text files to remove the file and column header information leaving only the 3 measurement numeric columns (frequency, SPL and phase).I used the "File/Export Measurement as Text" option to do a text dump of the calibrated and un-calibrated files.Click to expand.I just tried it using a Cross Spectrum Labs calibrated UMIK-1's measurement (GREEN) as the baseline and an un-calibrated ECM8000 measurement(RED).
