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2 UNIO Concept
Genelec UNIO concept unifies the loudspeaker-based and headphone-based methods of monitoring to
one reliable and precise workflow, enabling secure bridging from using loudspeaker-based monitoring to
using headphone-based monitoring.
This manual describes the set-up, configuration, and use of the 9320 device while the GLM User
Manual and Aural ID Operating Manual discuss the configuration of the loudspeaker- and headphone-
based monitoring. Please consult all three manuals as you configure your UNIO system solution.
2.1 Genelec Loudspeaker Manager Software
In the area of loudspeaker-based monitoring, the Genelec Loudspeaker Manager (GLM) software with
its integral AutoCal automatic system calibration and alignment function, creates an easy step to
enhance the precision and accuracy of monitoring, by reducing any uncertainties related to the room
acoustic and loudspeaker installation locations and distances.
2.2 Smart Active Monitor Systems
Genelec Smart Active Loudspeaker (SAM) systems provide a wide selection of output capacity levels,
suiting for all room sizes and applications, to implement loudspeaker-based monitoring layouts. With
GLM software, precise calibration and bass management alignment is automatic and fast.
Understanding the system performance is supported by the extensive GRADE report on room acoustic
performance presenting complete information of the uncalibrated and calibrated system performance.
2.3 Reference Controller
The 9320 is a key device in the UNIO concept thinking, unifying the use of both the loudspeaker based
and headphone based monitoring technologies and enabling equal access to loudspeaker-based and
headphone-based monitoring. 9320 integrated completely with GLM software and Aural ID software, to
empower fully integrated and efficient monitoring setups for all applications.
2.4 Aural ID Technology Integration
In the area of headphone-based monitoring, the Genelec Aural ID technology enables you to access
your personal way of directional hearing in the form of your own Head-Related Transfer Function
(HRTF) and the use of this in the Aural ID Plug-In and Aural ID Stand-Alone processing methods,
including head tracking to maintain the layout of virtual monitoring loudspeakers on your headphones to
remain stationary in space as you move and rotate your head wearing the headphones. The Aural ID
technology provides a reliable and precise methodology to personally calibrate the virtual audio
monitoring setup for your specific headphones and your HRTF information, enabling headphone
monitoring able to access details similar to those available in loudspeaker-based monitoring.
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