Sonarium

New in 2.1: 40+ speaker layouts, from stereo to Auro-3D, ITU-R BS.2051 and NHK 22.2, plus a custom layout editor for up to 64 speakers.

Bring theatre cues and backing tracks to iPhone and iPad. Sonarium combines touch playback controls, show preparation and an optional remote for Sonarium on Mac.

PREPARE YOUR SHOW Import audio from Files, including WAV, AIFF, MP3 and M4A. Organise cues into colour-coded pages, add operator notes, view waveforms and adjust non-destructive trim points, levels and fades.

Use the expanded workstation layout to organise a running order and switch between Theatre & Sound Cues, Live Music & Backing Tracks, and Hybrid Performance. The compact iPhone layout keeps cue playback and transport controls close at hand.

PLAY WITH TOUCH OR MIDI

• Trigger and pause cues from onscreen controls.
• Use fades, crossfades, loops and overlapping playback.
• Assign cue triggers with MIDI Learn and a compatible MIDI controller.
• Enter Show Mode for large GO and STOP ALL controls, current and next cue information, and remaining-time countdowns.
• Keep audio playing in the background while you use other apps.
• Run preflight checks for missing audio and configuration issues.

CONTROL YOUR MAC SHOW Connect to Sonarium on Mac over the same local network. Browse the Mac's cues, trigger playback and stop the show from your iPhone or iPad. Audio plays on the Mac during remote operation.

EXPLORE SPATIAL PROJECTS Play compatible .spherify bundles with available audio stems and object-position animation. Inspect speaker layouts and channel mappings, and use stereo monitoring for supported spatial projects.

SAVE AND SHARE Save shows locally. Use the workstation's Show menu to import and export portable show packages with available audio assets. A built-in sample show provides generated cues for your first rehearsal.

Standalone playback requires no account, Mac or internet connection. Remote control requires a compatible Sonarium Mac app and local-network access.

Requires iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later. Audio output follows the system audio route; external audio and MIDI capabilities depend on compatible connected hardware.