Control your audio setup using natural voice commands without touching a mouse or keyboard. Alternatively, setup a keybind for wake word bypass.
Learn how Scerion listens, responds, and fits into your setup.
This is the public documentation home for Scerion. It covers the basics, the phrases that tend to work best, and the features that make Scerion a powerful tool.
Save repeatable audio states and stop rebuilding the same mixer setup every session.
Launch supported titles, adjust per-app volume, and map common actions to custom commands.
Get useful results in the first few minutes.
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Launch Scerion once
Let it detect your current audio sessions, supported launchers, and the microphone you want to use.
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Pick your voice trigger style
Use the wake word for hands-free control, the command keybind for speed, or leave both enabled.
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Save one profile early
A simple "Discord Focus" or "Late Night" profile makes the rest of the app immediately more useful.
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Test one clean command
Try a direct phrase like
Apply Profile 1orSet Discord to 20 percent.
How to get the most reliable command recognition.
Wake Scerion, pause very briefly, then say the command in one natural sentence.
Wake word
Best when you want hands-free control and your room is reasonably quiet.
- Say the wake phrase clearly
- Pause for a beat
- Speak the command once
Command keybind
Best when your room is noisy or you want more predictable command starts.
- Press the configured keybind once
- Wait for listening mode
- Speak the command naturally
The phrases Scerion typically responds to best.
Set master volume to 40 percent
Turn master volume up
Mute master volume
Use direct wording. Percent-based commands are the clearest.
Set Discord to 20 percent
Turn Spotify down
Mute Opera GX
Works best when the app has an active audio session.
Apply Profile 1
Apply Late Night
Switch to Discord Focus
Short profile names tend to feel better than long descriptive ones.
Launch Marvel Rivals
Launch Rocket League
Launch Fortnite
Natural naming usually works better than full launcher titles.
Save repeatable mixes instead of rebuilding them.
Profiles work best as named audio scenes: one for normal play, one for late-night sessions, one for Discord-heavy nights, and one for music-first sessions.
Keep them short and distinctive. Names like Late Night or Discord Focus are easier to remember and easier to say consistently. That's not to say all names need to be this way, feel free to get creative and test!
Launch supported titles without needing perfect title spelling.
Scerion uses more forgiving matching than a pure exact-title lookup, so titles like
Black Ops 3 do not need to be spoken exactly as they appear in a launcher.
Works best with
- Short natural names
- Common player wording
- Actively detected libraries
If a game does not appear
- Refresh the detected games list
- Try the shorter spoken name you would naturally use
Let recurring setup happen without asking every time.
Automations are best used for the tasks you always do manually. A strong first automation is: when a game launches, apply the profile you normally reach for anyway.
When a competitive game opens, apply your voice-chat-heavy profile so Discord is already balanced correctly.
Build short spoken shortcuts that feel natural.
Custom commands work best when the phrase is short, distinct, and easy to say the same way every time.
Sentence-like aliases are harder to repeat cleanly and usually perform worse than concise phrases.
Common things to check before assuming the app is broken.
The app/feature is no doubt broken
Report it using the feedback feature in the app and wait for an update to address and fix the issue.
Voice feels unreliable
Check to make sure your room is not too noisy and that your microphone is properly setup. Alternatively, set a keybind shortcut.
An audio app is missing
Play some audio from your app to allow Scerion to detect it as a audio application.
Updates look wrong (Premium users)
Check whether Scerion is currently on Stable Build or Early Build before testing the feed.