Mix several sources
It would be great if you can add an ability to mix several sources and set a volume level for each one, e.g. wind + campfire + waves, or lo-fi beats + cafe sounds.
Please see this example as a reference:
It would be great if you can add an ability to mix several sources and set a volume level for each one, e.g. wind + campfire + waves, or lo-fi beats + cafe sounds.
Please see this example as a reference:
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Claire
May 21, 2025
Dear @Scouser *
We’ve just released the new feature “multi-layers” on Setapp, it will be released later on for iOS and macOS (our website version).
Scouser *
May 21, 2025
Oh, wow. That would be fantastic. Can’t wait to see it live.
Claire
May 22, 2025
Done, up to 3 layers can be mixed now. available on Setapp and will be on iOS + macOS soon.
Scouser *
May 22, 2025
Perfect! Thanks! I hope some day there would be lo-fi beats layer (maybe with ai generated lo-fi tracks) ;)
Claire
May 24, 2025
Beats are coming to Clariti i promise. we’re very close to release it. will update of course!
Claire
Frantz Nelson
May 21, 2025
Hi Claire, this is a fantastic release!
Would it be possible to add an overall volume slider at the bottom of the mixer window? It would also be great to have this feature in the main window, where users drag up or down to adjust the soundscape, but also enabling them to modify all volumes simultaneously by holding CMD or CTRL.
The volumes would increase or decrease proportionally to maintain the balance the user has set.
Sometimes, it's necessary to adjust the global volume, and doing it individually is inaccurate.
Claire
May 22, 2025
Hi dear @Frantz Nelson
We’re planning to release a new design for the main screen, but before doing so, we want to observe how users are interacting with the multi-layer features. Since Clariti’s core focus is the real-time generated soundscape, the layers were initially intended as a supplementary feature. However, if we notice significant usage and engagement with the layers, we’ll consider updating the UI to enhance accessibility and user experience.
Let’s monitor user interactions for a bit and reconvene to discuss potential changes. Sound good?
Frantz Nelson
May 22, 2025
That's interesting. So, you're saying that although there are many layers available, people tend to listen only to the soundscape? If I understood correctly, that's surprising. Of course, it's your decision, and I'm happy to wait and see what happens.
That said, I don't fully understand the logic unless people really aren't using layers along with the soundscapes. As soon as you do—even if it's just one—if you lower the volume of the soundscape to reduce the overall app volume, you would want to reduce the layer at the same time.
I understand if you're trying to mix the sounds and create the perfect balance; that's a different story, and you'd want to adjust each one individually. But once you have that balance, you should be able to increase or decrease the overall volume while maintaining the mix you've carefully selected, even if it's just one additional layer.
My 2 cents.
🙂
Claire
May 22, 2025
Yes, we understand that of course, and our approach was also the the “master volume” is the user’s system volume, macOS, iOS.
So far it worked great, but we will do some changes to the mixing part of the app and I’ll make sure this will be available to who ever needs it.
About the soundscape, yeah people are using the app mainly for the real-time ever changing soundscape that is inspired by location, weather, time of day and more.
Yours,
Claire
Claire
May 6, 2025
Thanks, we are on it!