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Zones - source assignment matrix

Zone selection

Selects the zone to edit in the source matrix.

One of the hardware-derived zones; this M4 has one visible stereo zone.

Friendly name of an application input or physical input.

Up to 80 characters; committed on blur or Enter.

Associates an application with an Orvestra input on supported systems. Discovered sessions and activity appear below.

Application identifier; these captures show macOS bundle IDs. Windows assignment uses system audio settings.

Assigns a friendly zone name, such as Bar. The local control link is derived from this name.

Up to 80 characters; committed on blur or Enter.

A Master has its own source. A Slave follows its Master source and volume, with its own volume acting as relative trim.

Master / Slave. Slave is unavailable without another suitable Master or when it would create an invalid dependency chain.

Controls whether this zone has a volume control on Home.

On / off; does not enable or disable the audio output itself.

Selects this zone audio source. A Slave inherits its Master source, so its own source selector is locked.

App, Player or Line in, according to available sources.

Mutes only the selected zone.

Mute / Muted; takes effect immediately.

Sets zone level; for a Slave this is relative trim against its Master.

-60 to +6 dB; slider and buttons here use 0.5 dB steps.

Lowers the zone level.

-0.5 dB per step.

Resets zone gain to unity, or relative trim to zero.

0 dB does not mean mute.

Raises the zone level.

+0.5 dB per step.

Selects the source for this zone from the corresponding column. This assigns a source to a zone, not a bus to a physical output.

ON / OFF; Slave and reserved announcement routes are restricted.