Local-network stage monitoring

Every musician mixes their own monitor.

One licensed desktop publishes your stage channels to every phone on the same local network. Low latency, no internet in the signal path, and an independent mix for each musician.

Solo is free for one connected musician.

Personal monitor mixOn the local network
Lead vocalYour level 84%
-6.4 dB
Electric guitarYour level 61%
-14.8 dB
KeysYour level 45%
-23.5 dB
BassYour level 72%
-9.2 dB
Drum busYour level 66%
-1.6 dB
SafeWarn from -12 dBClip from -3 dB
Audio stays on the LANNothing is streamed through the internet. A rehearsal room with no connection behaves exactly like a venue with one.
One mix per musicianA level changed on one phone never touches anyone else's monitor.
No accounts on stageOnly the owner signs in. Phones join the running session without a login.

A stage workflow that does not depend on cloud audio.

Billing and activation happen online. The actual show runs locally, with the desktop as the trusted mixer and every phone as a private monitor surface.

01

Authenticate the desktop

Bind the production computer online once, then keep the show safe with a signed offline window.

02

Publish stage channels

Select the audio interface, driver and input channels from the desktop control room.

03

Let musicians mix

Phones join the LAN session and each musician adjusts a private monitor mix.

One computer active. Many musicians connected.

The desktop publishes the same channels to everyone. What each musician changes on their phone — their own levels — stays on their phone. Plans are sized by simultaneous musicians, not by device accounts.

DesktopLANPhones

Vocalist

Vocal
Guitar
Keys
Drums

Drummer

Vocal
Guitar
Keys
Drums

Bassist

Vocal
Guitar
Keys
Drums

Plans built around connected musicians.

Solo is free. Paid plans add simultaneous phones and keep the same one-primary-desktop model.

Every plan includes the full feature set. The only difference between them is how many musicians can be connected at the same time. One licensed desktop per subscription on every plan, and $4.00/month per Musician if you need more room than the plan includes.

Solo

Free

1 musician included

Start testing Loomia Pro with one connected musician.

  • Low-latency monitoring on your local network
  • Private monitor mix for every musician
  • Mix snapshots on the licensed desktop
  • Works offline for up to 7 days
Choose Solo

Garage

$14.99/mo

5 musicians included

Enough room for a small band and a simple rehearsal setup.

  • Low-latency monitoring on your local network
  • Private monitor mix for every musician
  • Mix snapshots on the licensed desktop
  • Works offline for up to 7 days
  • Add Musicians for $4.00/mo each
Choose Garage

Band

$24.99/mo

10 musicians included

A practical limit for full bands with engineers and guests.

  • Low-latency monitoring on your local network
  • Private monitor mix for every musician
  • Mix snapshots on the licensed desktop
  • Works offline for up to 7 days
  • Add Musicians for $4.00/mo each
Choose Band

Questions people ask before the first gig.

What happens if more musicians connect than my plan allows?

The desktop refuses the extra connection and that phone shows "Musician limit reached". Nobody who is already connected gets dropped. Free a slot by disconnecting a phone, or raise the ceiling from Billing ($4.00/month per Musician).

What is the 7-day offline window?

The desktop is activated online once against your subscription. After that it keeps running with no internet at all for up to 7 days. Bring it online once before the window expires and the license renews itself.

Is one desktop enough?

Yes. A subscription licenses one active desktop at a time — the computer connected to your audio interface. Everyone else listens on a phone. To move to another computer, deactivate the current one under Devices first.

Do the musicians need an account?

No. Only the owner has an account. Phones join the session over the local network without any login, so stage setup never waits on someone resetting a password.

Does it work without internet?

The audio never leaves your local network, so the show itself does not need internet. A connection is only used for your account, billing and license activation or renewal.

Start with one musician. Scale when the stage asks for it.

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