Sonarworks SoundID Reference – Multichannel + Apollo Monitor Correction Add-on
The Sonarworks SoundID Reference Multichannel + Apollo Monitor Correction Add-on
extends SoundID Reference with multichannel speaker calibration and
direct monitor correction for Universal Audio Apollo interfaces.
It is designed for immersive audio engineers, film and game composers, and professional
studios working with advanced surround and Atmos speaker layouts.
Key Features
- Multichannel Calibration – Supports speaker layouts from stereo up to 9.1.6, including Dolby Atmos.
- Apollo Monitor Correction – Applies SoundID calibration directly inside UA Apollo interfaces.
- Accurate Translation – Ensures consistent monitoring across stereo, surround, and immersive systems.
- Advanced Target Curves – Customize monitoring response to industry standards or personal workflows.
- Flexible Integration – Works in DAWs or as part of a systemwide monitoring setup.
- Professional Use – Ideal for immersive audio mixing, film post-production, and multichannel studios.
Technical Specifications
| Software Type | Multichannel speaker calibration add-on |
|---|---|
| License Type | Add-on (requires SoundID Reference base license) |
| Supported Speaker Layouts | Stereo to 9.1.6 multichannel (Dolby Atmos and immersive formats) |
| Apollo Integration | Direct monitor correction for Universal Audio Apollo interfaces |
| Operating Systems | macOS, Windows |
| Authorization | Activation via Sonarworks Product Portal |
| Requirements | Base version of Sonarworks SoundID Reference |
Why Choose the Multichannel + Apollo Add-on?
This add-on provides accurate calibration for complex speaker systems while maintaining
a hardware-based monitoring workflow through Apollo interfaces. It ensures reliable,
predictable monitoring for immersive audio production, allowing mixes to translate
correctly across cinemas, headphones, and consumer playback systems.
Compatibility
Compatible with macOS and Windows. Works with all major DAWs including
Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase, Ableton Live, Studio One, FL Studio, and Reaper.
Fully supported on Universal Audio Apollo interfaces and immersive studio setups.