Windows
Windows 10 or later, 64-bitRuns the mixer, reads your audio interface and publishes the stage channels to the local network.
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The desktop app is the heart of the system: it captures your audio interface and publishes the stage channels over the local network. Each musician then uses the phone app as a personal monitor, mixing only what they need to hear.
Desktop app
Install it on the computer connected to the audio interface. One licensed desktop per subscription.
Coming soon
macOS
macOS 12 Monterey or later, Apple Silicon (M1 or newer)Same control room as the Windows build, using Core Audio for input and monitoring.
Download for macOSThe macOS installer is available. The Windows installer is still being prepared.
- An audio interface for the stage inputs — WASAPI or ASIO on Windows, Core Audio on macOS.
- A local network shared by the desktop and the phones — Wi-Fi or cable. A dedicated router is recommended on stage.
- An owner account to activate the desktop. One licensed desktop per subscription, with a 7-day offline window.
Mobile monitor apps
One app per musician. They connect to the desktop session over the local network — nothing is streamed through the internet.
Android
Android 5.1 or laterEach musician joins the session on the same network and adjusts a private monitor mix.
iPhone & iPad
iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 or laterFree on the App Store. Receive the desktop session on your local network and control your own monitor mix, with no account or login.
Download on the App StoreThe iPhone and iPad app is available now. Android is coming soon. A licensed Loomia Pro desktop must be publishing audio on the same local network. Musicians never need an account or a login: the owner subscription covers how many can connect at the same time.
How it fits together
Install and activate the desktop
Sign in once with your account to bind the computer. After that it runs offline for up to 7 days.
Publish the stage channels
Pick the audio interface, the driver and the input channels the band needs to hear.
Musicians join over the network
Phones on the same network find the session and each musician mixes their own monitor.