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Control SM Series Wireless Transmitters with voice commands and audio signals from your iPhone or iPad. Adjust settings like sleep mode, power, audio gain, and frequency. Supports multiple languages for voice commands.
✓Audio signal control
✓Voice command operation
✓Multiple language support
✓Adjustable power and gain settings
✓Frequency selection
✓Dark mode support
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What's New in Sonic Remote
1.4
February 3, 2026
Little bug fixes Adaption for iOS26
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FAQ
What is Sonic Remote?
Sonic Remote is a paid utility app designed to control SM Series Wireless Transmitters. It uses audio signals sent through your iPhone or iPad's microphone to adjust various transmitter settings.
Does Sonic Remote have ads?
No, Sonic Remote does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application offering a focused user experience without interruptions.
What devices does Sonic Remote support?
Sonic Remote is compatible with both iPhone and iPad devices, supporting dark mode and offering a volume control independent of the device's mute switch.
How much does Sonic Remote cost?
Sonic Remote is a paid app priced at $8.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its remote control functionalities.
What languages are supported for voice commands in Sonic Remote?
Sonic Remote supports voice commands in English, German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese. These commands can be customized individually for each language.
Can I control the frequency of the transmitter with Sonic Remote?
Yes, you can select frequencies by block and channel, or enter them alphanumerically. It also supports entering hexadecimal values for advanced control, though the displayed frequency may not always match the actual set frequency.
What is the age rating for Sonic Remote?
Sonic Remote has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app was last updated on February 3rd, 2026.
Are all features guaranteed to work with my transmitter?
Your receiver must be software and hardware enabled for remote control. Some implemented features may not be supported due to specific series or software versions of your transmitter.
