Sound Reactive gets much more detail
Music is now analyzed across 8 frequency bands instead of 3, so lights track bass, mids, and highs with far more nuance — and hits feel snappier now that the response isn't double-smoothed.
Smarter Sound Reactive lighting, plus microphone and Windows fixes
Sound Reactive now analyzes music in much finer detail, with an optional automatic level control that adapts to your room and a single master sensitivity knob you can adjust from Settings or right on the mixer widget — plus a fix for microphone input going silent on Mac, and text fields on Windows that finally accept typing everywhere.
Music is now analyzed across 8 frequency bands instead of 3, so lights track bass, mids, and highs with far more nuance — and hits feel snappier now that the response isn't double-smoothed.
Turn on auto-gain to let Relackout adapt to your room and sound source on its own, or leave it off and dial in sensitivity yourself with the new master gain control — available from the Sound to Light page and right on the mixer widget.
Sound Reactive lighting driven by a microphone stayed silent on macOS — that's fixed, so mic input now works as expected.
Everything that shipped before this release.
Pick and reorder which Sound-to-Light presets show on the Sound Reactive widget, give any widget a custom color, get warned about duplicate Sound Reactive widgets, and enjoy a fixed player that no longer jumps tracks or forgets where it stopped.
Connect Relackout to Kalfa, sync your fixture inventory to the cloud, and import AI-generated lighting designs as ready-to-use scenes and cues — plus step-by-step cue playback, Sound-to-Light presets, and device naming.
Built-in support center, a shared fixture library, undo everywhere, multi-device USB DMX and sACN output — plus a big round of editor and remote upgrades.
The largest update so far — multi-layer Effect Wizard, Tempo & BPM with live BPM follow, MIDI and OSC control, stage visualizer, and a redesigned mobile remote.