Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

[Jeff Hague]

Has anyone heard anything about a Band Manager app for Android or iPhone? It seems like theyd be on it but I cant find anyone even asking about it...

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

http://www.crownaudio.com/mobileapplications/index.htm

 

[Tim Padrick]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

http://www.crownaudio.com/mobileapplications/index.htm

$3.99. Bastards.

 

[Silas Pradetto]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

That is sweet!

It's not Band Manager, it's more System Architect, since it only supports Ethernet amps.

I will willingly pay $3.99 after spending $10,000 on amps to have this extra functionality.

PS- Tim, on every platform, there is an alternate app store where all apps can be had for free, if you like to do things that way.

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

I think Mr. Padrick was being sarcastic.

 

[Jeff Hague]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

http://www.crownaudio.com/mobileapplications/index.htm

So close!
Except Im using Android and have XTi amps...

 

[Jeff Hague]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

So Kip at Crown asked the Developer folks and the Band Manager app doesnt exist because neither the iPhone / iPad nor the Android have decent USB support. Android 3 just shipped which is supposed to have better USB support so maybe someday. I guess if Im real lucky, Ill be using Itechs by then anyway...

 

[Matt Vivlamore]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

I like using the amp, but there are 2 things are missing from the App:
1 - Polarity Flip
2 - Changing preset

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

Oh well, you can stay "in the family" or not.

 

[Tim Padrick]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

I think Mr. Padrick was being sarcastic.

Nope. The amps ain't cheap - they can't cough up a free app?

 

[Brian Jones]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

Nope. The amps ain't cheap - they can't cough up a free app?

I'm guessing it has something to do with the app being available on a public site where anyone, not just Crown owners could download it and they would get charged for each download... even if this is the case though, Who is gonna sit there and download a product specific app like this who DOESN'T own the product, so I agree. I also agree I'd pay it in heartbeat if I had one of smart phones it's available on - still on blackberry here.

 

[Silas Pradetto]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

I'm guessing it has something to do with the app being available on a public site where anyone, not just Crown owners could download it and they would get charged for each download... even if this is the case though, Who is gonna sit there and download a product specific app like this who DOESN'T own the product, so I agree. I also agree I'd pay it in heartbeat if I had one of smart phones it's available on - still on blackberry here.

I think anyone intent on harming another sound company would be more than happy to download a free app, log into the company's amplifier network, shut off all crossovers and limiters and then push all bandpass gains to maximum. How many people out there actually spend the time to encrypt or MAC filter their wireless? Most, from what I've seen, just throw up the standard Linksys and leave it open...

$3.99 isn't that much of a deterrent, but it's something.

 

[Brian jojade]

Re: Band Manager for Android or iPhone?

PS- Tim, on every platform, there is an alternate app store where all apps can be had for free, if you like to do things that way.

Should that comment really remain on these forums?