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…

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…

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…

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

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.

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