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1. Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes install#
2. Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes driver#
3. Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes upgrade#
4. Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes full#

How much does the upgrade cost? Upgrade for Headphones is $39 / €39, for Speakers and Headphones $89 / €89.

Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes install#

NOTE: If you are an existing user of Reference 4, you can install a free trial of SoundID Reference in parallel to Reference 4, so you can explore and try it out before you make a decision to upgrade.

Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes driver#

Two new systemwide driver modes for Windows users: Finally, near 0 latency for Windows users.

Sonarworks reference 3 update release notes full#

Custom Target curve adjustments: You have full control to adjust the target curve in real-time, including the ability to limit the calibration frequency range.

Isn’t it embarrassing when your customers need to downgrade to an older version just to make things work again? I had to go back to 9.5.21 because of these issues. I know these are very specific issues that most people probably don’t use, but come on Steinberg! I thought you’re suppose to fix things with updates, not break things that once worked fine (i.e., Retrospective Record has not worked correctly since 7.5.20). I had to create two separate Modules so that those notes aren’t filtered anymore. Initially, I had no Sonarworks plugin active after the 9.5.30 update, but now placing Sonarworks 4 for headphones on the Control Room insert, quitting Cubase and then trying to reopen will crash Cubase.Īlso, I have a Global Input Transformer on all MIDI tracks filtering two CCs in the same Module (which worked fine in 9.5.21) and now randomly filters out notes F#6 and above. I posted about the audio Pool not letting you trash audio files anymore, but now I just found out that it crashes if you’re using Sonarworks 4 plugin.