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IK Multimedia ARC System 3 v3.1.0 Incl Keygen-R2R screenshot
Team R2R | 14 Dec 2022 | 52.0MB
Mix faster and more confidently than ever
ARC System 3 combines an ultra-accurate measurement microphone, analysis software and correction plug-in to improve the accuracy of your monitoring in any room. Work faster and more freely, confident you’re hearing your music itself and that your music will sound great everywhere.

With a faster, easier calibration process, breathtaking new correction algorithm and efficient, useful new GUI, everything about ARC 3 is designed to let you focus on your music and create audio that translates to any system effortlessly.



Key Features
Measurement mic, room analysis software and correction plug-in
Improves frequency balance and stereo imaging in any room
Work faster and create better mixes without expensive room treatment
Virtual monitoring emulates the sound of common listening devices

What’s new
3D room analysis delivers incredibly accurate, natural sound
Simplified, step-by-step room analysis software makes setup a breeze
Advanced controls let you achieve precise correction in any situation
Now supports 3rd party measurement microphones



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comments

  Member 8.01.2015 386
+61
Thanks R2R !

Did anyone try with an ordinary Mic to use the software ?
  Resident 22.12.2020 113
+23
It says that you can use another mic, there is an option for that! But I don't now if it will be as accuate
Done is better than Perfect
  Member 6.04.2017 1 20
+35
Any real room frequency response will always be way more uneven and resonant than any possible mic one, so a correction attempt makes sense anyway. Second, if your mic boosts some particular frequency range, you can make adjustments to the final curve inside the ARC, it's always noticible and pretty wide bump that easy to correct.
  Member 19.12.2019 344
+36
i buyed that ARC Mic but i neever use it
  Member 22.04.2014 39
+9
Technically yes but the further away from flat response the mic is, the less accurate the calibration will be. If the software accepts microphone calibration files like Sonarworks reference does - and you can get hold of one - that would increase the accuracy. You can buy a reference mic like I did. I recommend the Superlux ECM999. It's very good for the price. If you do get one, drop me a message. I have the calibration file and I'm happy to send it your way.
  Resident 12.10.2014 93
+24
Where to find the changelog? curious to know if the fix the high frequencies measurement errors.
  Member 22.04.2014 39
+9
I've been using Sonarworks Reference for years along with a flat response mic and its calibration file with good results. Does anybody have any experience with this software? Is it worth a try?
  Resident 2.09.2009 50
+2
quote by sentientlanternI've been using Sonarworks Reference for years along with a flat response mic and its calibration file with good results. Does anybody have any experience with this software? Is it worth a try?


I'm in the same boat here. SR works well, but it became really buggy if you use it as a separate software for global correction. Wondering how this compares
  Member 22.04.2014 39
+9
I haven't used it for global correction for a while, but the plugin version works well. I could test out ARC myself I suppose but if I can find someone who has already compared the two, it would save me some time. If no one has an answer, I'll test it out and post my thoughts here.
  Resident 28.05.2011 2 416
+238
I've been pretty pleased with Sonarworks 4, I don't have the newest version. Anxious to see a comparison between it and ARCs newest version.
  Member 2.11.2018 348
+59
I use R4 and my mixes translate better too, but bass mixing is another beast, start thinking I will need helmoltz membranes to correct the nodes in my room, those hofa 'bass traps' do not tame lower frequencies that good... any ideas on how to improve bass mixing are welcome. Thanks Decibelle I'll be sure to try this one out and compare results
  Resident 28.05.2011 2 416
+238
Bass for me is still a work in progress but getting better. My room is treated fairly well and, in Reaper I use Sonarworks through the monitor fx function. Try to match a reference track remembering to run the reference track through Sonarworks as well. This should work for any room correction software, including ARC.
  Member 22.04.2014 39
+9
Bass reflection is definitely the hardest issue to remedy, but Sonarworks helps a lot. The overwhelming boom diminishes when I turn the calibration profile on. Visual frequency monitoring is where I go from there (before the Sonarworks plugin, of course.) I use a combination of Izotope's Tonal Balance and Voxengo's Span on a 3.5db/Octave slope in a mid - side configuration. I don't think I've had trouble with mix translation since.
I might test out ARC today for fun.
  Member 11.03.2022 109
+17
I have arc and sonarworks, the curves found are really very similar (though they have different db scales) but the corrections applied do not sound exactly the same, I´m not sure which one is more accurate.
  Member 22.04.2014 39
+9
Yeah I suppose without a baseline from which to draw context, it would be hard to make a justified comparison. Even if one sounds better than the other, there's no way of telling whether it is truly more balanced or if your ears are being fooled.
  Member 1.01.2023 3
0
Hello, thanks for this release !

Unfortunatly after running the keygen, arc still not authorized. What did I missed ?

Thank you
  Member 1.01.2023 3
0
Ok, found it : elevated my user account to admin and its working now (runing the keygen as administrator is not sufficient).

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