This section of Systemwide allows you to see the active licenses and what e-mail are they registered to as well as to add a new product license.Īt the bottom left corner of this section, you can also find out what version of Reference 4 is currently. You can open the license information by clicking either on the SW logo on the top left corner of the Systemwide or the License information button in the settings drop-down menu on the top right corner. If you feel that you would like to know more about setting up a user preset, follow this link. A window will open where you’ll be able to choose the output device, channels, and a calibration profile for the new setting. To create a new user preset just click on the “ Add preset” button. On the left side of the Systemwide window, you find the preset bar which is there to allow for easy switching between sets of output devices and calibration profiles.Ī user preset would be created for your general headphone/speaker and interface combination during the onboarding process of the software.
You can also monitor signal la tency and its sources at the bottom of this section. There is a set of options surrounding the calibration visuals, which allow for calibration setting changes and outgoing signal adjustments on the go. The dashboard encompasses all of the primary functions that you might need to use after setting the software up with your hardware. This is the first thing you will see when you open the Reference 4 Systemwide after you have gone through all of the steps of onboarding and activation. If the device you wish to activate the software on is not connected to the internet, you can still perform an offline activation to be able to use the software. Here you can either input your e-mail to start a free 21-day trial or use an activation key that you have received.Īfter you have done this you will be lead through an onboarding process which should give you a basic understanding of the Reference 4 software.
If you launch Systemwide but haven’t yet validated the software an activation screen will appear. There is more information on setting up Systemwide with your DAW in this article. Systemwide can also be used as the output of your DAW instead of using the plug-in. However, this feature can be disabled in the audio settings of the software. In general, when enabled Systemwide would take over the default output of your computer. Systemwide is a virtual audio device software that will process your system audio and apply calibration to it when it is set as the default output of your computer. This article addresses general questions that might arise after going through the onboarding process and starting to use the Reference 4 Systemwide.
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