There is no 'flat' calibration profile included with the plugin so until you set something you get nothing.Įither for mixing purposes or just plain music listening, at some point you probably wished for a system-wide solution to listen to your music through our Reference 3 plug-in. In that case go to their website and download the latest plugins. If you don't see the X in the list of profiles it means you do not have the latest plugin updates. It should open the correct folder when you go to select a profile in the upper right drop down. swhp (SonarWorks Headphone Profile) files including the LCD-X. The LCD-X calibration file is in the plugin folder '~/Sonarworks Profiles' under your home folder on a mac. Once you got a fixed license then finally it should all just work. The advertised 5 day license on their website or wherever doesn't work. Then you need to enter a new different systemwide demo 5 day license which I was given myself via a support email to Sonarworks. Then once you got real plugin license activated do a reboot and go back to systemwide and it should show green checkboxes for those license. once you get a real plugins license key then you need to activate those via something like JRiver or AudioHijack or whatever VST plugin loader by loading the plugin and waiting a minute or so until it actually starts to render from being an empty panel (maybe click around a bit and drag the window a bit until it finally displays) and enter the real license code to activate the plugins.
Ultimately you need to purchase real full licenses for the plugins first since the systemwide demo doesn't support plugin 21 day demo licenses. copied from LCD-X thread because it should also be useful here -Įverything is working fine for me regarding systemwide and all but it wasn't without considerable troubles to get the licenses activated etc.
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