Multi‑Zone & Device Management

Control zones, transfers, and grouping across your home.

• “Transfer playback to the living room speakers”
• “Group the kitchen and bedroom speakers”
• “Play this in the office zone”
• “Ungroup DAC group”
• “What zones are currently available?”
• “Send this music to all zones”
• “Move playback to my reference DAC and headphone amp”
• “Group the main speakers with the DAC stack”
• “Show me what’s playing in other zones”
• “Sync playback between living room and kitchen”

Playlist Creation & Management

Natural phrases RWAV Bridge understands for building and managing playlists.

• “Create a workout playlist with high-energy tracks”
• “Add this album to my queue”
• “Make a chill evening playlist with jazz and ambient”
• “Queue up the new Taylor Swift album”
• “Add this song next, I want to hear it now”
• “Create a road trip playlist with 90s rock”
• ““Play from here in the queue (e.g., ‘Play from Kiss in Blue’)””
• “Save this queue as a playlist called ‘Friday Night’”
• “Shuffle my current playlist”
• “Start a radio station based on this artist”

Playback Controls

Hands-free phrasing for precise transport control.

• “Pause the music”
• “Resume playback”
• “Skip to the next track”
• “Go back to the previous song”
• “Restart this track from the beginning”
• “Seek to 2 minutes into this song”
• “Play this album on shuffle”
• “Turn on repeat for this playlist”
• “Stop the music”
• “What’s currently playing?”

Browsing & Discovery

Explore your library, TIDAL, and Qobuz using everyday language.

• “Show me all albums by Pink Floyd”
• “Browse TIDAL’s new releases”
• “Find similar artists to Daft Punk”
• “Search for classical music composers”
• “Show me my most played tracks this month”
• “Browse my library by genre”
• “Find live radio stations playing jazz”
• “Show me Qobuz’s latest jazz releases”
• “Browse my recently played music”
• “Find playlists with workout music”

Use plain language for playback and discovery; follow up with “more like this” or “less energetic”.

Group zones the AI suggests based on habits; use context‑aware transfer as you move rooms.

Use natural language: try “play upbeat morning music” or “80s track with a saxophone solo”. Refine with mood, era, or energy.

Ask for mood/activity playlists; the AI optimizes transitions and learns from skips and repeats.