It's no secret that having well-calibrated speakers can make a big difference in how your audio sounds. But if you're not an audio engineer, the process of calibrating your speakers can seem daunting. Luckily, there are now several different ways that you can automatically calibrate your speakers, using either a microphone or your computer's built-in microphone.
If you have a stand-alone microphone that you can plug into your computer, there are a few different software options that you can use to automatically calibrate your speakers. One popular option is TrueRTA, which has both a free and paid version. Once you've installed the software and plugged in your microphone, simply follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate your speakers.
If you don't have a separate microphone, don't worry - you can still automatically calibrate your speakers using your computer's built-in microphone. Windows 10 includes a speaker calibration tool under the Sound settings, while macOS includes a similar tool under System Preferences. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to complete the calibration process.
Once you've calibrated your speakers, take some time to listen to some of your favorite songs or movies and see how much better they sound! You may be surprised at just how big of a difference it makes.