Sonyk on Vision Pro isn’t a window with knobs in it. You stand in the booth, a mirror ball turns overhead, and a crowd dances to whatever you’re actually playing. Every instrument sits where you put it — grab a board, pull it closer, lean it back, and it’s there next time.

Grid, knobs, decks, mixer and keys are boards you place around you. They remember where you left them, launch after launch.
Standing at the booth, on the sofa, or flat on your back in bed — the whole club re-seats around your head.
A followspot on the desk. Aim it by hand or let it follow your eyes; point it at the floor and a runway forms out of the crowd, at the ball and the room erupts.
Strobe, dim, pulse, haze and lasers run off the bar — and a DIVA swell builds the room.
The floor moves to your levels and the DIVA phase, not a loop. Queens take turns on the runway when the lamp comes out.
Two decks either side of you, EQs and a crossfader between them; stems, loops and beat-repeat as on iPad.

Songs from iPhone, Mac and the web open in the club, and vice versa. Pro syncs them.

It is the full Sonyk: the same engine, sequencer, synths, decks and stems as every other platform. The club is the environment around it.
Yes — ROOM mode puts the boards over your real room (or any system environment); CLUB is the full immersive venue.
djay by Algoriddim, Animoog Galaxy, RipX DAW and Spatial Symphony, among others. See Sonyk vs djay on Vision Pro.