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<blockquote data-quote="Weogo Reed" data-source="post: 140291" data-attributes="member: 1226">Re: Digital mixer I would buy:Hi Scott, Thanks for the Yammy update.Steve H, Thanks for Soundcraft heads-up.I have the ViSi app on my Ipad.&nbsp; When I tap on it, it fills the screen and then disappears.&nbsp; Does it have to find a Soundcraft mixer to actually be seen?Steve K, How many channels do you need for a gig?&nbsp; How many outputs?I find the Mackie Ipad app pretty easy to use.&nbsp; You might want to try an 806 or 1608 somewhere on stage with a router, with an Ipad mounted on a stand near you for control.Way smaller and lighter than a top-box mixer, and much more processing.&nbsp;Pair with powered speakers as you note and away you go.With the 24db/octave slope, I have found the HPF and LPF to be effective crossovers, when using subs-on-an-aux.Have you seen the A&amp;H Qu-Pac?Thanks and good health,&nbsp; Weogo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Weogo Reed, post: 140291, member: 1226"] Re: Digital mixer I would buy: Hi Scott, Thanks for the Yammy update. Steve H, Thanks for Soundcraft heads-up. I have the ViSi app on my Ipad. When I tap on it, it fills the screen and then disappears. Does it have to find a Soundcraft mixer to actually be seen? Steve K, How many channels do you need for a gig? How many outputs? I find the Mackie Ipad app pretty easy to use. You might want to try an 806 or 1608 somewhere on stage with a router, with an Ipad mounted on a stand near you for control. Way smaller and lighter than a top-box mixer, and much more processing. Pair with powered speakers as you note and away you go. With the 24db/octave slope, I have found the HPF and LPF to be effective crossovers, when using subs-on-an-aux. Have you seen the A&H Qu-Pac? Thanks and good health, Weogo [/QUOTE]

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