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Hi all. I have a 16.4.2 studio live that i bought new in March 2012 am getting ready to gear up to use use universal control i already have a laptop and wireless router but need an ipad for remote control. Problem is they are 500.00 smackers. was wondering if anyone knows if u can use any other brand of notepad?

soundtechmike wrote:Hi all. I have a 16.4.2 studio live that i bought new in March 2012 am getting ready to gear up to use use universal control i already have a laptop and wireless router but need an ipad for remote control. Problem is they are 500.00 smackers. was wondering if anyone knows if u can use any other brand of notepad?

Currently the app has only been written for the iPad. Find a used one. You don't need 3G or a lot of storage - just the wi-fi.

And if you find two of 'em cheap - get me one too.

Tks. Bruce, not meaning to sound like a dummy but im still learning. Been twisting analog knobs about 35 yrs. but computer stuff is all new to me.

soundtechmike wrote:Tks. Bruce, not meaning to sound like a dummy but im still learning. Been twisting analog knobs about 35 yrs. but computer stuff is all new to me.

You and me both, brotha!

Just got my Studiolive early this year. Now, you can't make me go back to analog.

You technically don't have to get an iPad. Before they came out with the SL Remote app for the iPad, you could use a VNC remote viewer app. Such a VNC viewer can be had on Android, IOS, OSX, and PC. Through this method, you would remotely control the mouse and keyboard on the laptop connected to the mixer.

greetings. what are you folks doing for an fx switch? the only fault but an ultra stupid thing to omit as simple as an output jack is.
i dont feel like using volitale midi cables and have to buy a midi box.

Bryce wrote:You technically don't have to get an iPad. Before they came out with the SL Remote app for the iPad, you could use a VNC remote viewer app. Such a VNC viewer can be had on Android, IOS, OSX, and PC. Through this method, you would remotely control the mouse and keyboard on the laptop connected to the mixer.

That being said, I use an iPad 1, Mac Mini, and WRT54G router. Ad Hoc mode was failaids.

Bruce Weldy wrote:
You and me both, brotha!

Just got my Studiolive early this year. Now, you can't make me go back to analog.

+1

Great pseudo-analog entry into the digital world.

Also, Rick Naqvi (PreSonus) has been asked if they'll release the control software to "open source" products, and he's said that they don't intend to. Perhaps they have some special arrangement with Apple. Regardless, the iPad makes it slick to EQ and set up a mix from around the room.

Chris

gzc_stageTech wrote:

Bruce Weldy wrote:
You and me both, brotha!

Just got my Studiolive early this year. Now, you can't make me go back to analog.

+1

Great pseudo-analog entry into the digital world.

Also, Rick Naqvi (PreSonus) has been asked if they'll release the control software to "open source" products, and he's said that they don't intend to. Perhaps they have some special arrangement with Apple. Regardless, the iPad makes it slick to EQ and set up a mix from around the room.

Chris

They would likely cite difficulty of supporting the vast variety of Android hardware configurations. I wish they could at least put out an Android version of Qmix.

Bryce wrote:

gzc_stageTech wrote:

Bruce Weldy wrote:
You and me both, brotha!

Just got my Studiolive early this year. Now, you can't make me go back to analog.

+1

Great pseudo-analog entry into the digital world.

Also, Rick Naqvi (PreSonus) has been asked if they'll release the control software to "open source" products, and he's said that they don't intend to. Perhaps they have some special arrangement with Apple. Regardless, the iPad makes it slick to EQ and set up a mix from around the room.

Chris

They would likely cite difficulty of supporting the vast variety of Android hardware configurations. I wish they could at least put out an Android version of Qmix.

Just "follow the light"...

Pretty soon you'll be "drinking the Kool Aid" with everyone else.

biodad wrote:greetings. what are you folks doing for an fx switch? the only fault but an ultra stupid thing to omit as simple as an output jack is.
i dont feel like using volitale midi cables and have to buy a midi box.

I feel your pain - I've had a footswitch on my Yamaha for years....and I miss it. But, in their defense - I don't think they built these boards with "stage-control" in mind. I'm sure they consider this a FOH and recording desk.

The easiest way to make the muting quick (without a footswitch) is to:

- On the FX1 and FX2 fat channel, assign them to Sub 3 and/or 4 and un-assign the mains.

- Assign Sub3,4 to mains in the sub fat channel

Now you can control the amount of FX with the Sub 3,4 faders and the mutes are close at hand, without having to try and find 'em up in the FX area.

I have FX1 as delay and FX2 as reverb. It's best to have FX1 as delay is you plan to use the tap function, because any time you leave the FX area in the menu and come back, it goes automatically to FX1. I had 'em the other way for one show, realized what a pain that was and switched 'em. Works like a champ now, and I use the tap function on every song when I'm running sound for others....it truly makes a hell of a difference in the quality of vocals when the delay is in time to the music. It adds depth with out sounding too gimmicky.