Yes, you should still wander and wave. The Sonos is measuring the room, not just the acoustics in a single position, as I understand it. In fact, I think if you don’t move around, the process will terminate and fail. 

Slightly different than the TruePlay on the speaker units that have it, which are point based. 

Any ideas on whether I should do this when I have the desk raised up in standing mode or lowered in sitting mode? I switch between the two throughout the day, so I’m trying to figure out which one would make the most sense for true play tuning.

Whichever setup the desk is in most often. It likely won’t make a significant difference to the room’s measurement, but you can try it both ways, and see if there is one you prefer.

It isn’t that hard to do, try high, low and half-way and see which sounds best from either desk position.

Thanks for the snarky response. I was wondering if someone had already encountered this before and had some useful advice and furthermore, any particular details or reason as to why one might be preferable over the other.. No need to reply if you’re going to be rude especially when what you said is the same as what Airgetlam already replied with, and furthermore not helpful in the least.

Sorry to have upset you.

I didn’t see the previous post when I made mine.

What I said was slightly different too, as I added a third position to try, as you asked about in your first post.

I have encountered the multiple position issue before, and I found the TruePlay from the middle point of the two positions gave me the best sound at both. Doing it at either position made that one best but the other noticeably worse.

 I sure didn’t think my post was snarky or I wouldn’t have made it.