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LiveStream AutoMixer
LAM looks after your sound so you don't have to. Whether it's a Sunday service, a podcast, or a livestream, it keeps your sound clear and easy to listen to — so you can focus on what you're sharing, not the audio.
Mixing real Sunday services, every week.
Connect your digital mixer or multichannel USB interface to the Mac (Dante or USB), then tell LAM what each channel is — a speaker, a lead vocal, background vocals, an instrument, or playback.
From there it continuously balances levels and shapes each source — EQ, compression, gating, and ducking — adjusting many times a second as your service or stream unfolds.
Live meters and visualizers show you exactly what LAM is doing. Ride the faders or reverb whenever you want — LAM keeps the overall mix consistent.
Inactive mics ease down so they don't muddy the mix; active speakers stay present. When someone speaks, music steps back on its own.
Tone and dynamics adapt to what each input actually is — vocals, instruments, or playback — without you dialing it in.
LAM holds a steady, comfortable output level so your stream doesn't lurch from too-quiet to too-loud between moments.
Real-time meters, loudness readouts, and frequency views — so you can see what's happening, not guess at it.
No EQ curves to draw or thresholds to set — LAM handles the processing. You pick each source's type; it does the rest. No audio-engineering background required.
LAM runs on an Apple Silicon Mac and processes your audio locally — your sound isn't shipped off to the cloud to be mixed.
We'd rather under-promise and over-deliver. Here's the straight story.
LAM handles the constant little tweaks that keep everything sounding right — automatically. Nothing's hidden: you can see what it's doing, and the faders and reverb stay in your hands.
LAM mixes real Sunday worship services today. It's in private beta now, with a public launch for more churches and creators on the way.
LAM is a desktop app for Apple Silicon Macs, up to 16 channels — proven live on a Mac mini (M4). We'd rather ship something that genuinely works than promise everything at once.
It's in active private beta — improving quickly and shaped by real Sunday services. We're being deliberate so that what we launch genuinely works.
Every feature, all 16 channels, one simple price — no stripped-down tier to outgrow.
about $6.70 / week
or $24/mo billed annually (under $6/week) — 2 months free
Small church or church plant? Ask about our discount →
A simple subscription — billed monthly, with an annual option that gives you two months free. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card. Payments are handled securely by Stripe. This is what we plan to launch with — join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's available.
No — that's the whole point. You assign each source once, and LAM handles the moment-to-moment mixing. You stay in control of the faders and reverb; the EQ, gating, and compression run automatically.
No — and that's by design. LAM sets EQ, gating, and compression automatically for each source type, so you don't have to. What you control is the levels (faders), the reverb sends, and the overall mode — LAM handles the processing under the hood, and you can always see exactly what it's doing.
An Apple Silicon Mac (M-series), plus a digital mixer or multichannel USB interface that connects to it over Dante or USB — that's how LAM receives the individual channels (vocals, instruments, playback) you want it to mix. We've run LAM live on a Mac mini (M4) and mixed a full 16 channels in real time on an M1 Max; we haven't tested Intel Macs yet, so we can't promise those.
All 16. LAM is one plan — the complete product — so you're never stuck on a stripped-down version.
No. LAM processes everything locally on your computer. Your audio doesn't leave your machine to be mixed.
LAM works alongside your existing setup. It takes your inputs and produces a balanced mix for your stream — you keep the gear you already have.
Yes — $29/mo (about $6.70 a week), billed monthly, with an annual option that gives you two months free. One plan, every feature included.
Yes — 14 days, with no credit card required to start. You only pay if you decide to keep it.
Yes. Reach out and we'll set you up with a discount — we want LAM within reach for smaller congregations.
Right now LAM is in a private, invite-only beta while we refine it. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as it's available to everyone.
LAM is in private beta now. Join the list and we'll email you the moment it launches — so you don't miss it.
Thanks! We'll email you the moment LAM launches.