Poor producers unite and together we may discover the cheapest way to get that FLAT sound we dream about. I'm already researching but the list is so huge, so I thought I could ask you guys for help

the list is over here > Reference 4 supported headphones | Sonarworks

cheers!

update: ToneBoosters' Morphit is cheaper than Reference. Here's the list of headphones it supports: ToneBoosters | Audio Plug-ins | Morphit

Superlux are very reasonably priced. I'd go with one of those.

The price on the VMODA Crossfades is way down below $200. I think it’s an excellent headphone. It’s supported.

cool, thanks for the response guys!
other cheapos I found were Koss UR20, Panasonic Rphc200, Sennheiser HD202, Sennheiser HD-218 and Sony Mdr7502.

Well, the cheapest cans and software are not the same thing as good phones, it just doesn't work that way. The Sonarworks works best with the good phones, flattening out the last weird whistles, but trying to wrangle bad phones into submission is an exercise in futility. I've used Sonarworks with all my cans: Beyerdynamic 770, Sennheiser HD25 and 600, AKG240, AKG 271, AKG550. There's really no comparison and they sound nothing like each other even after the Sonarworks correction. Sennheiser HD600 isn't prohibitively expensive, but it is a world standard in studios around the world that will last you for decades. My own pair just turned 19 and still going strong! One of the best purchases and perhaps the most used piece of equipment!

You should find a pair for $150 used if you search for a while.

oh ok! thanks for your response!i'll look into this headphone