The ARC Studio Digital Room acoustics correction processor brings studio-quality sound to your mixes, no matter what kind of room you're in. With the ARC Studio, you can correct for inaccurate room acoustics that lead to imbalanced mixes. Throughout, the ARC Studio uses high-end audiophile components for transparent, natural audio processing. Setting up takes just minutes with the easy-to-use software interface. The ARC Studio is the simple way to hear your mixes as they should sound.

Calibrate Your Monitors for Your Unique Room With ARC Software

Every room has a different shape, construction and contents that alter how you perceive sound. This makes it incredibly difficult to mix accurately if you don't calibrate your monitors to your room. The ARC Studio solves this problem with its measurement software and correction processing. The software guides you through the quick measurement process. It analyzes how your room acoustics affect balance and stereo imaging. Then, it calculates a custom room correction profile that tunes your monitors specifically for your space.

Virtually Audition Your Mixes on Different Systems

The ARC Studio's X-MONITOR feature lets you emulate the sound of various monitors, speakers and headphones. It recreates the frequency response and phase characteristics of over 20 different reference systems. This makes it easy to hear how your mix will translate. No more guessing whether your mix will work across different listening environments. It's like having a room full of reference monitors, without the cost or space.

Hear Your Mixes Naturally With Audiophile-Grade Components

For the most transparent sound, the ARC Studio uses high-end audiophile components throughout. The analog and digital signal paths use the cleanest circuit design and converters possible. When bypassed, the ARC Studio is completely removed from the signal chain via its hard bypass. This prevents power-related artifacts from muddying your source audio. The ARC Studio gives you the room correction you need while preserving audio quality. Now you can focus on mixing with confidence, not fighting your room.