Grabyo Live features a powerful and highly flexible audio mixer designed to accommodate a range of production workflows. Whether you prefer an automated setup or complete manual control, the interface offers the flexibility needed for high-quality audio management.
Interface layout and navigation
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The interface is structured to give quick access to essential tools alongside multi-layer management.
Area | What it gives you |
Mode options | Top left. Dive into the detail of any selected track to manage compression, automation settings, and sends and receives |
Layer navigation | Directly beneath the mode options. The mixer is split into three core layers: inputs, groups and outputs |
Track organisation | Each layer holds up to eight tracks |
✅ Tip: The eight-track-per-layer structure makes it straightforward to map and control multiple layers from a standard eight-track physical audio mixer.
Track features and monitoring
Every mixer layer carries a comprehensive set of features for precise control.
Feature | Detail |
Level controls | A dedicated level meter and level slider on every track, with the slider controllable via MIDI. A trim pot is included for fine adjustments |
Channel formats | Individual tracks can be set to mono, stereo or 5.1 surround sound |
Channel isolation | For multitrack selections, a pop-out lets you monitor and independently amend individual channels within a mix |
Muting and listening | Standard mute buttons, plus Pre-Fader Listen (PFL) and After-Fader Listen (AFL) for local monitoring |
Advanced monitoring options
Monitoring behaviour can be tailored to suit the way you work.
Latch listen
When using AFL or PFL, enabling latch listen lets you monitor multiple audio sources simultaneously. Turning it off reverts to a standard switch mode, where selecting one source replaces the last.
Accessibility and metering
A larger, more accessible version of the monitoring control sits on the right-hand side of the interface, mirroring the main controls in the top-right action area.
You can also adjust the metering position to display either pre-fader or post-fader levels.