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Your setup. Step by step.

From your first speaker connection to fine-tuning every output.

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Your first multi-speaker session

Connect your outputs, choose a source, and start listening through more than one speaker.

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Getting started

Your first multi-speaker session

Connect your outputs, choose a source, and start listening through more than one speaker.

Activate and manage your license

Read the agreement, activate this computer, and find your license details in About.

Check your platform and permissions

Understand Windows and macOS differences before configuring your audio sources.

Routing & synchronization

Choose the Windows default output

Understand the direct playback path, endpoint controls, and default-output waveform.

Run Auto Optimize

Use latency estimates to choose a timing reference and delay faster outputs.

Compare speakers and fine-tune delay

Use a synchronized pulse and a reference output to make a listening adjustment.

Assign different applications to outputs

Route a supported Windows application to a particular speaker or headset.

Sound & groups

Adjust individual speaker controls

Set output volume, mute, delay, balance, and channel mode.

Create and apply an EQ preset

Shape a five-band curve, save it, and apply it to a routed output.

Create and reuse speaker groups

Save ordered output combinations for rooms or listening setups.

Settings & remote control

Set appearance, startup, and walkthrough preferences

Personalize PairChord and decide what happens when it opens.

Control your audio from a browser

Start a protected, time-limited control session on your trusted private network.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshoot audio and share diagnostics

Check source activity, output health, and timing before collecting a support report.

Need a hand?

Let’s work through your setup.

Include your OS, output models, and what happens when you try.

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