XSCACE Studio

Full-size graphs. Every chart in the Calibration Toolkit — magnitude, phase, group delay, distortion, step, decay, transfer function, X-Sense — opens full size with labelled axes, exact readouts under the cursor, zoom and band controls, and plain-language notes on what you are looking at. Calibrate any system. The toolkit now works without an XSCACE amplifier: sweep each speaker as a take, then Levels, Distance, Polarity, Sub Align, Frequency Response and EQ Suggest read the takes, and the report tells you what to set on your own gear. Open it from the device panel. ROOTS 4. Measure a ROOTS 4 system with the same standalone toolkit while the Live Tune column drives the matrix directly. The ROOTS control page is tidier on Mac. Discovery. Amplifiers on a neighbouring network are found by a unicast sweep when Bonjour is silent, and "add by IP" now also accepts a network (192.168.5.x). Measurement honesty. Group delay and phase are computed from gated impulse responses so they no longer alias. A channel whose sweep turns out to have come from another speaker (a mono adapter, an unplugged input) is dropped and named instead of reported. On iPad, a mono output route is refused up front, and the output line shows its channel count. AirPlay. Every measurement path checks the receiver's clock across the play and re-plays a channel the receiver jumped during. Polarity results carry an "indicative only" note, as they should.