Lift the room, then fade the BGM out.

One less fader move during the show

Raising the pre-show BGM, holding the room for a moment, and fading out on cue is not hard. It is just one more thing to do at exactly the moment a one-person PA setup is already busy.

aorisage handles that move. It sits on the BGM track and changes gain only, so your track fader and mixer routing can stay where they are.

What it does

Build the pre-show move as one flow

Lift the pre-show BGM, hold the room for as long as needed, fade out cleanly on cue, and bring the BGM back when it is needed again. aorisage treats that whole sequence as a Boost, Hold, Fade Out, and Return flow.

Instead of chasing each moment by hand, you can hand off the last BGM move before the show as one prepared operation.

Tune it for the room

Adjust how fast the BGM lifts, how far it rises, how long it holds, where the fade ends, how it fades, and how it returns. Auto is useful when the timing is predictable; Manual is useful when you want to read the room or wait for performers to be ready.

Settings can be named and color-coded so pre-show, intermission, and post-show moments can each keep their own flow.

Trigger it from a footswitch

MIDI Note and CC messages can trigger the flow, so a MIDI footswitch or sustain pedal can become the cue. For example, you can keep the BGM lifted while the pedal is down, then start Fade Out when you release it.

Change level only

aorisage changes level only. It does not EQ, compress, widen, or otherwise reshape the tone of the BGM.

Keep multichannel layouts moving together

aorisage is designed to apply the same gain move across mono, stereo, and multichannel layouts, including surround-style use cases.

Free to use

aorisage is free. Download the macOS and Windows 11 installers directly from this page. See License / Terms for usage conditions and redistribution restrictions.

If it helps a show go smoothly, a small tip through Buy Me a Coffee would be appreciated. Think of it as saying "grab yourself a coffee too" after a good live event. It is entirely optional and does not change the license terms.