This chapter delves into the sophisticated realm of snoring sound analysis, emphasizing its critical role in understanding and managing sleep-disordered breathing (SDB). It covers a range of topics from the basic acoustic properties of snoring to advanced analytical techniques using Snore Map technology. Discussions include the identification of primary snoring generators such as the soft palate and tongue base, and the relationship between snoring sounds and carotid artery health. The section evaluates various therapeutic interventions and their efficacy in reducing snoring severity. Noteworthy is the exploration of objective snoring sound characteristics that aid in assessing disease burden and therapeutic outcomes. Despite the relative accuracy of current acoustic analysis methods, the text highlights the need for more rigorous research to refine diagnostic criteria and personalize treatment options for SDB. This section underscores the importance of snoring sound analysis in the broader context of sleep medicine and patient care.