My listening position
I can move where I sit. My speakers stay where they are.
Speakers stay fixed
Acoustic Room Optimizer
Find a better place to sit — or a better place for your speakers.
Model your room, tell AcouField what you can move, and get one concrete recommendation.
About a minute · No account · No measurement microphone
What AcouField does
Tell AcouField your room, your setup, and what you can move. It compares the positions you could realistically use and tells you where to sit — or where to put your speakers.
For anyone with a stereo system or a pair of studio monitors. No acoustics knowledge and no measurement microphone required.
You get one concrete suggestion: keep your setup as it is, or move something by a stated distance in a stated direction.
How it works
- 01
Room
Enter your inside dimensions
- 02
Setup
Place speakers and listening position
- 03
Move?
Say what you can realistically move
- 04
Analyze
Model the room and search
- 05
Result
One concrete recommendation
- 06
Compare
Current against recommended
What can you move?
AcouField only searches positions you say are physically possible. Everything you cannot move stays exactly where it is.
My speakers
I can move my speakers. My listening position stays where it is.
Listening position stays fixed
Current → Recommended
Every recommendation is drawn in the same room plan you built. Your current geometry stays solid and neutral; the suggestion is amber, dashed and annotated with the exact distance. Nothing moves until you apply it.
Current
2.05 m, 4.60 m
Solid marker, neutral tone — where you sit today.
Recommended
2.05 m, 4.38 m
Amber dashed target with a movement vector and a distance label.
Modeled improvement
16%
A relative modeled figure — not a score and not a grade.
Learn
Understand what your room is doing before you move anything.
This is a model, not a microphone measurement
AcouField models low-frequency room behavior in an idealized rectangular room. Results are calculated from your room and setup — they are a model, not a microphone measurement.