Automating repairs to audio systems

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium including instructions that, when executed by a processor, automatically repairs an audio system that includes a plurality of audio devices by performing the steps of:

• receiving first monitoring data that indicates that a first audio device included in the plurality of audio devices has failed at a first time;
• receiving second monitoring data that indicates that one or more new audio devices have been added to the audio system at a second time that is later than the first time;
• selecting a second audio device included in the one of more new audio devices as a replacement for the first audio device;
• and
• configuring the second audio device to replace the first audio device within the audio system by transmitting, to the second audio device, at least one of a firmware file and a parameter configured by a sound engineer.

A system configured to automatically repair an audio system that includes a plurality of audio devices, the system comprising:

• a memory storing a healing application;
• and
• a processor coupled to the memory, wherein, when executed by the processor, the healing application configures the processor to:
• at a first time, determine that a first audio device included in the plurality of audio devices is not communicating with other audio devices included in the plurality of audio devices based on one or more automated monitoring operations;
• at a second time that is later than the first time, determine that one or more new audio devices have been added to the audio system;
• select a second audio device included in the one of more new audio devices as a replacement for the first audio device;
• and
• configure the second audio device to replace a functionality of the first device within the audio system based on configuration data associated with the first audio device, wherein the configuration data includes at least one of a firmware file and a parameter configured by a sound engineer.