RoomTuning

Tune your room's sound system one step at a time. For the volunteer, the part-time tech, and anyone who can't justify spending big bucks on pro measurement software.

Mac · Beta

Request a beta invite

The beta runs through Apple's TestFlight. Email to get an invite.

RoomTuning's Guided page: questions about your system before tuning starts

The Guided page asks about your system first, then walks you through every step.

How it works

Step 1

Zero and hook up

A checklist gets the console to a clean start, then you connect your interface, a measurement mic and a copy of the main mix.

Step 2

Time the speakers

RoomTuning measures your subs and delay speakers against the mains and tells you the delay and polarity to enter.

Step 3

Measure the seats

Put the mic where it asks. It averages the seats and only fixes what's the same everywhere, which is what EQ can actually fix.

Step 4

Make a few moves

A short list of broad EQ changes in console words, then a check measurement to confirm it's good enough.

Careful with your PA

Starts quiet

Test signals fade in, and the steps have you set the level from the bottom up, at about the loudness of a raised voice.

Cuts, not boosts

Boosts are small and capped. A speaker that reads far too quiet gets "check that it's working", never "turn it up".

Spots misplaced filters

If the low end looks cut off by a filter in the wrong place, or the delays look wired backwards, it tells you where to look.

What you need

A Mac running macOS 14 or later (Apple silicon or Intel).
An audio interface with at least two inputs and one output: USB, Thunderbolt or Dante Virtual Soundcard.
A measurement mic, with phantom power from the interface.
A spare console output for a copy of the main mix (recommended).