New in 1.2 • Speakers card: set each speaker's level, see which ones are playing, make the buttons bigger, and reset all levels at once. • Bass and treble explain why they're off in Pure Direct, and the note flashes if you try them. • If your TV mutes the receiver when it turns on, the app can unmute it (Settings > HDMI). • Room planner: furniture that looks like furniture, select a light or any furniture in 3D, zoom and recenter buttons, and the move arrows right under the room. • Analyzer: your iPhone's or Mac's microphone shows the sound in your room as a live spectrum, level meters and a scrolling spectrogram. Nothing is recorded or sent. • Bigger artwork in Now Playing: tap it to see it full size. • The volume knob is the standard volume control now (the slider is one tap away). • On the Mac, right-click any card to set the size of its buttons and sliders. • Fixes: large text sizes fit on iPhone, and wide artwork stays inside its frame.

New in 1.1 • Now Playing shows what is playing and where it comes from (the receiver's network player, Bluetooth, USB, radio or an input), the whole path to your speakers, and play, pause and skip for the receiver's player. • Arrange the screen your way: cards side by side in columns, drag them anywhere (even into an empty spot), and give each card its own width, zoom and control size. • Make the buttons you use most Large and the rest Small. • A wider volume card gets a bigger knob and a wider equalizer; larger sliders are easier on touch screens. • Room planner: draw your room (angled walls too), add furniture, turn furniture and speakers to any angle, stick windows to walls, type exact measurements, and see it in 3D, where you can pick a speaker and zoom in. • A 9-band equalizer, sound presets, center and subwoofer levels, lip sync, and sound remembered for each input. • iPhone widgets, Control Center controls, an Apple Watch remote, and Siri and Shortcuts actions. • Your room and sound settings follow you between Mac and iPhone through iCloud.