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Episode 9 in our series. Learn how I use Sonarworks SoundID Reference to apply a final layer of room EQ after the studio is complete. ✅ This is a Series - Watch More Here: • Bedroom to Pro Music Studio Makeover Acoustic Results REVEAL - DIY Music Studio - Ep8: • Acoustic Results REVEAL - DIY Music Studio... DIY Acoustic Ceiling Cloud STEP-BY-STEP BUILD - Ep7: • How to Build a Pro DIY Acoustic Ceiling Cl... Pro DIY Acoustic Treatment STUDIO BUILD & INSTALL - Ep6: • Pro DIY Acoustic Treatment STUDIO BUILD & ... Acoustic Treatment: The Strategy for Small Studios - Ep4: • Acoustic Treatment: The Strategy for Small... Room EQ Wizard: Start to Finish Tutorial - Ep 3: • Room EQ Wizard: Start to Finish Tutorial -... Acoustic Testing Best Practices: Mic & Speaker Setup Video - Ep 2: • Acoustic Testing Best Practices: Mic & Spe... Introduction to Room Acoustics Video: • Introduction to Room Acoustics Support Me in Making More Free Videos: https://warpacademy.com/membership-ac... Download the Free Acoustic Testing Guide & Checklist PDF: https://warpacademy.lpages.co/acousti... In this episode I show the full testing process using Sonarworks SoundID Reference. I use the supplied acoustic testing measurement mic with its calibration files in the Measure app. Then I apply the correction using the new integration with the Universal Audio Apollo audio interface. Because the room is treated and I’m happy with the results from 300 Hz and up, I show how to restrict the correction only to the modal range below the Schroeder / transition frequency. The correction applies subtractive EQ to put less energy into the remaining resonances in the bass and sub range. This is a best practice for applying room EQ in a fully acoustically treated room where primary reflection points have been treated with absorption to create an RFZ reflection-free zone.