A professional audio editor with Singletrack and Multitrack modes.

A broadcast cart wall — a grid of clickable tiles, each holding one audio file, playing out over one sound card. Press a tile, the audio starts instantly.

A grid of widget panels in one window — live web pages, RSS, video, weather, news, clocks, a broadcast level meter and notes, arranged by dragging and stored as presets.

A broadcast cart player laid out as a board — each list is its own independent player with its own sound card. Arm a cart with a click, fire it with Play.

Discover, monitor and route every AoIP stream on the network.

Control an iCON P1-X surface from your DHD audio core.

Puts up to 99 Sonos™ zones on one screen — each its own card with transport, volume and a browser for favourites and playlists, for studio and on-air background music.

Visually design BrightSign digital signage layouts and deploy them straight to a player.

Bridges Digimedia applications and optional DHD (dhd.audio) consoles to an iCON fader surface over USB-MIDI — a patchbay grid maps any channel to any fader, with multi-surface support and V-Pot channel browsing.

A multiline, multi-fader talkshow phone system for any size of radio studio — drag a caller onto a fader to put them on air, in their own stereo conference room.

A virtual soundcard for AES67 / RAVENNA, PTP-synced, for Windows and macOS.

A playlist-driven on-air playout system for radio broadcast — pull a fader to start the next element, with an integrated Trackmixer for on-air transitions.

Continuous 24/7 logging for compliance and airchecks — up to eight audio and video channels, silence alarms, and a browser archive with instant trimmed exports.

A broadcast audio processor: twenty-two stages from de-clipping and hum removal through multiband levelling to a true-peak limiter, running unattended as a service and configured entirely from a browser.

Neural noise suppression for speech followed by a nine-stage broadcast chain, with one independent instance per soundcard — up to eight, each with its own model and its own settings, running unattended as a service.

Offline speech-to-text for audio and video. Transcribe an existing file or record live, correct the text against the waveform, name the speakers, and export as HTML, text, RTF or subtitles — with recognition running on your own machine.

A journalism workstation: write the script and see its read time, cut the audio, take the line to the studio over a broadcast codec, and mix it — four tools in one docking layout.

A control hub that connects the devices in a system to each other. It learns each one's parameters, then links them with live rules and scheduled tasks — across protocols that were never meant to talk.

An automatic camera director for radio. It follows microphone levels and console fader states, cuts between presenter cameras and a wide shot, and drives ATEM, OBS Studio and vMix, as well as PTZ cameras — with no video operator in the room.

Music scheduling and rotation for radio: categories that come round on time, artist and title separation, hour clocks and day templates, and a finished broadcast day published straight to Digimedia Playout.

Plan, produce and publish content for podcast and broadcast — a production board and broadcast calendar, a rundown editor with teleprompter, built-in audio and video studios, and publishing to podcast directories, YouTube and playout.