Room VisualizerThree steps

Give me the room. See the system in it.

Five measurements are enough to place a whole system. Mains where they will actually hang, subs where they will actually sit, FOH where you will actually stand. You see it before you spend anything.

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How it works

Measure it

Length, width, height, stage depth, stage height. The plan redraws as you type, so a typo is visible long before you save it. Feet are accepted and converted to metres on save.

I place it

Every bundle carries placement rules. The system lands against your room's own anchors — the stage front, the room centre, and the FOH position derived from your length.

You take it away

Three renders, the signal-flow diagram, the patch sheet, and a Blender package you can open yourself. Nothing is locked behind a viewer.

The plan

A drawing, not a mock-up

This is the same component the form draws while you type: to scale, on a one-metre grid, with the FOH position derived from the length you entered. It is a 28 by 18 metre sanctuary with a six-metre stage.

Main SanctuaryTop-down

Length, stage to back28 m

Width18 m

Height9 m

Stage6 × 0.9 m

FOH, derived[0.00, 9.80, 0.00]

Stage front, derived[0.00, -8.00, 0.90]

Anchors are metres from the floor centre. FOH sits inset from the back wall by 15% of the room length, floored at two metres so a small room still leaves a walkway.

What comes back

Working files, nothing hidden

A visualization is a working document, not a picture. Everything that goes into the render comes back out in a form you can read, edit, and hand to whoever installs it.

Three renders

Rear of house, side section, and the view from FOH. The same three angles every time, so two bundles in one room compare honestly.

Diagram and patch sheet

Every device and every cable as a technical drawing, exported as a PNG, and one CSV row per connection: from device, from port, to device, to port, cable type.

Blender package

The bundle, your room, and the placement rules as JSON, plus a README. The addon builds the scene and renders the three cameras.

Already have the model

Send the file instead

A SketchUp or Blender file is accepted in place of the measurements. The upload records its name and its size and nothing else — no parsing, no scanning, no copy kept. The room is saved as received, and the dimensions are confirmed with you before anything is placed.

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Next step

Measure once. See it before you buy it.

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