Run a deeper whole‑PC health and stability check while you are away, with before/after evidence and streaming‑aware safeguards.
Music Library Cleaner · Coming soon. The planned RigWave product requires a valid applicable RigWave licence and the genuine main program to stay open. Protection integration and Windows testing are pending. This guide previews the workflow; no customer download is available.
PIPELINE
RigWave is just getting started.
This page is deliberately separate from current Programs. It covers future programs, plug-ins, feature expansions and product directions that sit beyond the main V1 release.
Coming soon · Music Library Cleaner
In private testing · RigWave product release depends on successful testing.
Prepare one clean music collection from scattered PC and SSD folders, using your existing SSD playlists as the reference. Review possible duplicates, keep the preferred available copy of confirmed matches, and prepare portable playlists for a fresh DJ library.
Original music stays in place while the clean collection is created. Optional quarantine renames all verified healthy scanned originals and can break existing library links. It does not permanently delete music or free disk space.
Compatibility with your Engine database, fresh imports and Windows use still needs real testing. No release date, price or public download is promised.
How to useFUTURE PROGRAMS • PLUG-INS • FEATURES
More ideas already in the RigWave development pool
These are post‑V1 directions that have been researched, specified, prototyped or deliberately held back for later. They are shown by customer benefit, not as promises about release order or dates. Names and scope may change as testing proves what is worth building.
This list is reconciled against the current post-beta roadmap, future-development register, Coming Soon catalogue and later-version research. Closely related ideas are grouped only where they describe the same customer job.
Where a later idea extends a V1 capability, the card says so explicitly. Current V1 Programs remain current V1 Programs; this page does not move them into the future roadmap.
PC, setup & recovery
Move a verified RigWave setup to another compatible PC without rebuilding every route and setting from memory.
Compare meaningful OBS changes, preview a repair and restore only known‑safe RigWave‑managed settings with a route back.
Extend recovery beyond the V1 Safe Apply, Backup & Restore path only where RigWave can identify supported managed state, preview the repair, preserve evidence and keep a safe route back instead of attempting a blanket system restore.
Give RigWave a narrow, customer‑safe maintenance mode without turning cleanup into a risky “delete everything” button.
Extend the V1 Updates & Compatibility path with deeper before/after verification and supported rollback evidence where a later workflow can prove it safely.
Explore a broader creator/setup backup beyond the V1 Safe Apply, Backup & Restore scope, covering supported RigWave settings, reports and setup knowledge without pretending to replace full system backup.
Add narrowly scoped checks for RigWave files and configuration integrity without pretending to replace antivirus or Windows security.
Streaming & audio
Track down hum, buzz, grounding clues, duplicate routes, sample‑rate conflicts and other common audio‑chain faults with safe guidance.
Use supported RigWave audio treatment before audio reaches broadcast or live‑stream software outside OBS, without creating a manual routing maze.
Explain changing PC or network conditions and recommend bounded, user‑approved adjustments instead of silently changing stream quality.
Plan streaming, recording, extra apps and multi‑output workloads together so the rig has enough headroom before showtime.
Guided microphone profiles for DJ‑over‑music, spoken word, radio and streaming, tuned to the actual use rather than one generic preset.
Run a pre‑flight matched to a home stream, radio slot, venue, event or mobile DJ setup before the audience arrives.
Extend the audio profile library only where new profiles can be calibrated, compared and listening‑tested properly.
Explore safer help for awkward level handovers between sources without making false automatic‑mastering or loudness‑compliance claims.
Make audio behaviour more consistent across RigWave tools once the current audio path is stable enough to prove no quality, latency or recovery regression.
Visuals & creator tools
Detect supported cameras and capture gear, combine that with PC headroom and your goal, then find the highest‑quality stable setup this rig can actually sustain.
Build repeatable show overlays and promo assets from approved RigWave or creator branding.
Add audio‑reactive visual elements for supported live workflows without making the visual layer harder to run than the show itself.
Turn approved logos and brand elements into reusable intros, overlays and social motion assets.
Create visual accompaniment for recorded mixes and tracks using a repeatable RigWave workflow.
Package a safe, readable picture of a rig for another DJ, station admin or support person without exposing secrets.
Stations, teams & community
Keep one station standard while allowing different DJs, PCs and equipment to use their own compatible setup details.
Keep residents, guests, assignments and known‑good setup information together instead of rebuilding the technical picture in chat messages.
Take an open slot through request, conflict check, approval, schedule, promo, pre‑flight, live state and post‑show reporting in one governed workflow.
Give stations and teams clearer readiness history, comparisons and support evidence without cluttering the everyday RigWave view.
Explore clearly entitled station, organisation and higher-touch support services without making paid extras a requirement for the core RigWave product.
Show an authorised DJ who is genuinely live for the user’s own station or group, without turning RigWave into an advertising marketplace.
Add more permitted community connections and cross-platform workflows beyond the current V1 chat/share scope, but only where official integrations, permissions and consent models are proven.
Bring pre‑flight, show‑state and post‑show assistance together for radio and presenter workflows.
Turn the end of a show into a simple workflow for reports, recordings, promo, archiving and follow‑up.
Music library & set preparation
Find organisation, metadata and workflow problems without destructive mass rewriting of a music library.
Bring track readiness, Beat Grid checks, file checks and pre‑show reminders into one preparation pass.
Compatibility & wider editions
Expand tested guidance across more controllers, mixers, interfaces and DJ software one proven setup family at a time.
Extend the V1 Full System Scan and Updates & Compatibility work with deeper post-V1 hardware, driver and software-family checks, without claiming untested devices are supported.
Take RigWave beyond OBS where a different broadcast or streaming application can be supported properly rather than merely named on a compatibility list.
Explore native support beyond Windows only when the core product and real demand justify the compatibility and support load.
Explore lighter mobile editions for the parts of RigWave that genuinely make sense away from the main streaming PC.
Adapt RigWave’s setup‑specific approach to adjacent creator workflows instead of forcing the streaming version to fit everything.
Explore managed or teaching‑focused versions where the same clarity, evidence and recovery principles solve a real organisational problem.
A long‑range idea only: purpose‑built hardware would be considered only if software evidence proves there is a problem it can solve better.
Learning & product experience
Short, task‑specific videos with captions and transcripts, linked from the exact feature or problem instead of one giant manual.
Choose a simple, deeper or expert view across the suite while keeping the same underlying result and safety rules.
Use a small rotating strip for useful tips, new capability notes and “have you tried?” prompts without interrupting the job at hand.
Use optional, privacy‑minimised feedback at sensible moments to spot repeated device, setup and usability problems instead of guessing priorities.
After a genuine success point, optionally invite a review and, only with separate permission, show authentic customer voices without rewarding positive sentiment or rewriting what people said.
Offer one short, skippable uninstall questionnaire to learn recurring setup, device or usability problems. It must never block uninstall or turn into hidden telemetry.
What is deliberately not being promised
Historical ideas such as generic “Cloud AI”, automatic provider publishing and large architecture rewrites are not treated as active customer promises simply because they appeared in an old plan. They return only if a clear customer problem, privacy model, safety boundary and evidence make them worth building.
Work has begun, but the feature is not publicly available.
An early version being tried before a release decision.
Research to understand the problem and possible solutions.
An idea being considered; no release is promised.
Plans, names, specifications, compatibility, release order and availability may change through research, development and beta evidence. Related ideas may be merged rather than released as separate programs or plug-ins. No roadmap item on this page is a release commitment unless explicitly stated otherwise.
