When you export your mix, you do not want the mix to be bent (EQd) by SW in a way that will only sound flat in your room/headphones. SW learns how your room (or headphones) bend the sound so it bends it the other way around first so when your room (or headphones) bend it, it will sound flat. Your room (such as mine) is not engineered that way so it will bend the sound. So, sound-engineered rooms are engineered not to bend sound coming out of your speakers. (your DAW->SW)->(your computer sound card/interface)->(your speakers/headphones) = (flat sound) (your DAW)->(your computer sound card/interface)->(your speakers/headphones) = (not flat sound) * Signal flow in a non sound-engineered room:
(your DAW)->(your computer sound card/interface)->(your speakers/headphones) = (flat sound)
* Signal flow in a sound-engineered room: This is how the signal flow would look for both cases: Think of it as if you did not have SW, but your room was perfectly engineered and built for flat EQ response. The active SW app is compensating the coloration (modification) that your particular speakers and room create on the sound coming out of the sound card of your computer or your interface.
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