Application Suite
Dead Air
Your primary dies. The backup is already playing.
Dead Air watches your primary playback feed at the driver level — CoreAudio, ASIO, WASAPI. If the signal drops below your threshold, it fires a failover command to your backup machine via OSC, MIDI, or HTTP. The switch happens in under 1.5 milliseconds. The audience hears nothing. You keep playing.
Interactive Preview
Redundancy Watchdog Console
Arm the system. Kill the primary feed. Watch the backup take over before you finish reading this sentence.
Pre-Flight Safety Check
The watchdog engine will not arm until all redundant signal paths are verified active.
SYSTEM DISARMED
Live Level Meters & Failover Control
> REDUNDANCY SYSTEM ENGINE LOG
[System] Ready to arm...
How It Saves You
- Driver-level signal monitoring. No middleware. No lag.
- Set your own silence threshold: -60dB to -12dB.
- Failover via OSC, MIDI CC, MIDI Note, or HTTP webhook.
- Preflight checklist — won't arm until every backup path is verified.
- Dual meters with peak-hold. See both feeds at a glance.
Under the Hood
| Core Engine | C++ / Rust Audio Backend |
| Latency | < 1.5ms failover trigger |
| API Integrations | OSC, Ableton Link, MIDI |
| Output Drivers | ASIO, CoreAudio, WASAPI |
Deployment Vibe: Touring bands, theater sound ops, live broadcasts — anywhere dead air means a dead show.