SiLeMIMeasurement, analysis and EQ
Compare measurements, curves and impulse responses; study a proposal, then apply a setting by channel or group.
IN DEVELOPMENT · SILEMI/O
The suite is taking shape.
New tools are being developed to support audio teams from preparation to the field. Here are the projects underway and the direction we are exploring.
IN DEVELOPMENT
StageTune
Measure, understand, prepare alignment.
StageTune is an audio measurement and analysis interface in development. Current work turns measurements into channel- or group-based EQ proposals, helping prepare alignment decisions while keeping the operator in control.
Recent development-interface captures · synthetic data. They show an EQ proposal and then its application; the interface and features may change.
Current work and project direction
A/B comparison
Compare before and after states to help the operator listen, verify and decide.
Alignment assistance
The next step is to prepare and simulate corrections from measurements, assisting alignment without automating the technical decision.
Projects and 3D design
Imports of Soundvision and ArrayCalc projects are being investigated to prepare speakers, microphones and measurement positions in 3D. Support will depend on available formats and validation.
Remote measurement and control
Control from a phone is being considered to support microphone placement and measurement workflows.
System-tool exchange
Exchanges with documented and authorised system-management tools — including L-Acoustics LA Network Manager and d&b R1 — are being explored. They are not delivered today and depend on the available interfaces and technical validation.
ACTIVE PRIVATE PROTOTYPE
StageFlow Hub
A shared space to prepare.
StageFlow Hub is a workspace in development that brings together equipment monitoring, documentation, console projects, system design and the StageFlow suite. It does not replace on-site work: it helps teams prepare, hand over and recover the right context.
Hub features
These features are in development or under consideration; availability will depend on implementation and validation.
Update monitoring
Keep track of equipment, versions and manufacturer updates, with organised, accessible documentation.
Technical assistant
Search identified documentation and support technical decisions with sourced answers.
Console preparation and conversion
Create, prepare, adapt and convert console projects while accounting for each model’s capabilities and limitations.
System design and control
Design and prepare sound systems and configurations, with control as a longer-term goal in a shared workspace.
StageFlow suite integration
Bring together the suite’s tools and move projects between the Hub and installed applications.
Learn more about StageFlow suite integration
NEW SPACE
The StageFlow Suite inside the Hub
A StageFlow tile opens a shared space: team projects on one side, suite tools on the other. The same project should move between them without changing format.
StageFlowHub
One project, from the web to the workstation
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Create or open
Find the organisation’s StageFlow projects, participants, activity and versions.
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Share
Several members of the same workspace can open the project and see who is working, with a lease that prevents overwrites.
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Use tools online
The product direction is to progressively make StageFlow, StageDesk, StageMark and the other modules available in the browser.
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Continue locally
Download the exact .stageflow revision, open it in the installed application, then upload the new revision to the Hub.
Already validated in the private prototype
- Create, open and close shared projects
- Presence, recent activity, search and filters
- Upload, download, history and restore the project file
- Optimistic revisions and a work lease to prevent overwrites
In design
- Suite tools usable directly in the browser
- Edit the project’s business content from the Hub
- Smooth continuity with every local application without creating a second format
View the public Hub preview ↗
This preview uses fictional data only. It remains separate from the private backend and cannot access real projects.
These projects are evolving and screenshots show prototypes. Items marked “in design” describe a development direction, not delivered features. No release date has been set.