Multiroom Audio

The most-felt feature of a properly orchestrated multiroom system is the music that follows you. The same presence sensors already deployed for lighting and climate feed the audio system: walk into the kitchen and the album playing in the living room continues; leave, and the music pauses there a few seconds later.

Per-room source preferences are remembered — kitchen for podcasts, master bedroom for ambient, gym for a specific playlist — so the right thing plays in the right place without ever opening an app.

Audio is part of every scene, not a separate controller. The Dinner Party scene starts the dinner playlist at twenty percent volume across kitchen, dining and terrace. The Movie Night scene mutes everything except the cinema room. The Wake-Up scene gradually raises soft ambient music in the master bedroom while the blinds open.

Volume, source and room selection are physical on a Lithoss or Basalte keypad — the elegant alternative to reaching for a phone — and the entire choreography is governed by KNX through bridges to Sonos, Trivum or the multiroom system your hi-fi specialist has chosen.