Workspace vs layout

In MiRA, the LAYOUTS are made up of SCOPES that serve a particular purpose. A SCOPE is a type of visualisation tool, like a spectrum analyzer or a loudness meter.
For example, LAYOUTS designed for the studio use often focus on loudness measurement and real-time spectrum analysis, whereas those for live use tend to prfioritize LEQ and transfer function scopes.

With MiRA::, you can adjust existing LAYOUTS, create entirely new ones, or delete LAYOUTS from the default factory set. (note that the factory set does vary depending the MiRA version)

A WORKSPACE is a collection of LAYOUTS organised within the MiRA:: app, where it also saves all application settings, including Main/UI/IO configurations. In practice, you can design multiple WORKSPACES for specific needs. For instance, one WORKSPACE could be tailored for studio use, featuring customized LAYOUTS and IO settings, while another might cater to live events with different LAYOUTS and IO setups.