Started as a router. Grew into a mini DAW.
A virtual audio workspace inspired by VoiceMeeter — which handled the routing well but was missing most of what I needed on top of it. Audio Maxed built out from there into five tabs. Setup handles virtual devices, routing, and cables. Monitor gives live status, meters, and spectrum. Sound manages profiles, presets, and loudness targets. Advanced covers ASIO and VST3 integration, plus native engine tuning. And the DSP Chain — a twelve-module signal path with per-module output routing to voice, Discord, or recording.
The chain covers what a broadcast voice channel actually needs: de-esser with split-band, harmonic exciter, saturation with mode switching, binaural HRTF spatial with full parameter control, parallel-send reverb with ducking, parallel-send delay, and more above the ones visible. Native low-latency engine underneath, with Windows audio system tuning built in. Three design system iterations to get the surface right — from first-pass glassmorphism, to a warmer palette, to a full rebuild with charcoal backgrounds, soft lilac accent, Plus Jakarta Sans UI type, and glass button treatment throughout.