
Shape the backing track visually.
See the PEQ response while adjusting frequency, gain and Q, making tonal decisions easier to understand.
- Visual PEQ response
- Music tone and balance
- Live device-aware editing
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Each path stays independent, so fixing one audible problem does not disturb the rest of the system.

See the PEQ response while adjusting frequency, gain and Q, making tonal decisions easier to understand.

Keep the first vocal path focused and independent from music, effects and speaker outputs.

Different voices do not need identical treatment. Mic B gets its own clear workspace.
Reverb and echo stay separate from dry microphone tone for faster problem solving.

Shape ambience independently so the vocal can feel larger while remaining intelligible.

Keep delay and tone control in one focused effect page instead of mixing it into every other setting.
Main, Center, Surround and Subwoofer can each be optimized for the job they perform in the room.

Balance the primary front speakers before the support channels add width, focus or bass.

Strengthen presence and intelligibility without making the main speakers do everything.

Support room coverage, air and ambience while keeping the primary vocal image clean up front.

Tune the low-frequency path separately for weight, punch and cleaner integration with the main speakers.
Move from live editing to deliberate recall, preview and upload workflows.

Recall equipment modes, browse official and local presets, preview settings without silently changing hardware, then perform validated single or mass uploads.