The readable curve shape, channel, scale, frequency region, labels and target line.
RESPONSE IQ
You have the graph. You still need the answer.
Bring a clear calibration or frequency-response screenshot. Response IQ explains what is visible, what it may suggest, and the one thing worth checking next.
No screenshot can be selected until access is confirmed.
THE CALIBRATION FINISHED
The uncertainty did not.
Response IQ is not here to describe the picture. It is here to protect the next decision.
THE SCREENSHOT EVIDENCE CONTRACT
Useful interpretation begins with knowing the boundary.
A strong answer does not hide uncertainty. It makes the line between visible evidence and physical cause obvious.
A cautious interpretation of the visible pattern—not a declaration of physical cause.
Room geometry, placement, audibility, the physical cause or verified improvement when that evidence is absent.
The smallest missing context, controlled comparison or measurement needed before another decision.
A visible depression around 55 Hz may be important. The screenshot alone does not prove a rear-wall cancellation, a room mode or the exact physical change required.
ONE GENUINE CONSULTATION
One room. Five channel groups. One defensible first move.
A real customer brought a dialogue problem, one room photograph and five sanitised Dirac channel-group screenshots.
Response IQ kept the screenshot observations distinct from the room photograph, then used the combined evidence to choose the centre-speaker cabinet relationship as the first condition worth testing.
The replay does not invent a happy ending. Listening and a comparable centre-channel rerun remain the verification boundary.
SEE RESPONSE IQ WORK
Follow the evidence, not a confidence theatre.
Five connected chapters: listening problem, physical context, screenshot set, first move and verification boundary.
See How AudioBro Turns Calibration Screenshots Into a Clear First Move
A genuine consultation replay using real uploaded evidence and Response IQ analysis.
The listening problem
YOUR SCREENSHOT, YOUR NEXT CHECK
See what the graph can establish before changing the room.
The V2 consultation accepts the evidence set together. AudioBro identifies what each file shows, brings the relevant room context into the investigation, and lets you verify the interpretation in conversation.
WHAT THE RESULT CONTAINS
A useful answer has a visible structure.
Response IQ should leave you knowing what the screenshot shows and what still needs evidence.
Your goal
Why you uploaded the screenshot and what still sounds wrong.
The source
The visible system, channel group, scale and target information.
Visible observations
Only features Response IQ can actually read in the image.
Interpretation
What those features may suggest, stated as a hypothesis.
Unknowns
What the screenshot cannot determine by itself.
One next check
The smallest useful action or missing evidence—not a list of guessed fixes.
Response IQ begins with the screenshot. It does not pretend the screenshot is the whole room.
When the physical cause matters, continue with room dimensions, placement context, photographs or supported raw measurements inside Fix My Room.
See when Fix My Room is the better next stepSTARTER + PRO
Use the same evidence discipline at the scale of your system.
Pro expands channel coverage. It does not buy a more certain interpretation from the same screenshot.
Focused screenshot interpretation
- Up to four channel groups per run
- Visible observation and cautious interpretation
- One bounded next check
Larger systems and deeper evidence
- Up to eight channel groups per run
- Greater room and evidence capacity
- Fix My Room continuation with raw evidence when needed
Covered by leading audio publications
Independent editorial coverage from leading international hi-fi publications.
Read coverage →"Screenshots can reveal clues. Verification confirms reality."
AudioBro helps you see what the graph suggests — then guides you to verify with a follow-up screenshot or measurement.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before you upload.
Which calibration systems are supported?
Response IQ has verified screenshot workflows for Dirac, Audyssey, YPAO, MCACC, AccuEQ and ARC or Anthem. A clear graph from another system may still be readable, but AudioBro will not pretend an untested format has dedicated support.
What should the screenshot include?
Include the full graph, readable frequency and level axes, the channel label, the legend and any visible target curve. Do not crop away the information needed to understand what the line represents.
Can a screenshot tell AudioBro what is wrong?
Yes. A screenshot can expose important features such as peaks, dips, correction ranges, target-curve choices and channel differences. AudioBro then interprets those features alongside the rest of your room and system evidence where available, so the recommendation is based on the whole picture rather than one graph alone.
Can AudioBro tell what caused a peak or dip?
AudioBro can identify the visible feature, explain what it may indicate, and form likely explanations from the evidence available. When room geometry, speaker placement, photographs or measurements are also available, AudioBro can use that wider context to strengthen the diagnosis rather than treating one graph in isolation.
Does AudioBro replace Dirac?
No. Dirac is powerful room-correction technology. AudioBro helps you understand what Dirac is showing you, what deserves attention, and what to investigate or change next.
What can AudioBro help me understand in a Dirac screenshot?
Depending on what is visible, AudioBro can help explain things such as target curves, shelves, correction curtains or ranges, peaks and dips, channel differences, crossover context and the choices that deserve attention first.
Does a smoother-looking graph prove the system sounds better?
No. A screenshot can show a visible difference. It cannot by itself prove audibility, preference or verified improvement. Comparable evidence and a controlled listening or measurement check are needed.
Is this the same as uploading raw REW measurements?
No. Response IQ interprets visible screenshot evidence. Fix My Room can use supported raw REW or MDAT evidence when exact measurement identity, comparison and deeper acoustic reasoning are required.
What is included with Starter and Pro?
Starter can analyze up to four channel groups per run. Pro can analyze up to eight channel groups per run and is suited to larger systems and deeper evidence workflows. Both use the same evidence boundaries.
What happens if the image is unclear?
Response IQ should say what it cannot read and ask for a clearer image rather than inventing a result. Retake the screenshot with the axes, labels and curve visible.
Can I compare before and after screenshots?
Comparable screenshots can reveal visible differences when the channel, scale and settings match. They still do not become proof of audible improvement without the appropriate listening or measurement verification.
When should I continue into Fix My Room?
Use Fix My Room when the screenshot cannot establish the physical cause, when raw measurements are available, or when photos, geometry, equipment and follow-up evidence need to remain connected in one investigation.
What if I want a human to review everything?
Room Review is the separate done-for-you option for listeners who want an AudioBro consultant to examine the available evidence and prepare the recommendations.
View Room Review optionsTHE GRAPH IS THE START
You already have the graph. Now find out what it can—and cannot—tell you.
One visible read. One cautious interpretation. One useful next check.
DONE-FOR-YOU ALTERNATIVE
Prefer a human to review the wider room evidence?
Room Review is available after the self-service Response IQ path for listeners who want an AudioBro consultant to examine the available evidence.








