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<blockquote data-quote="Rick Stansby" data-source="post: 18613" data-attributes="member: 312">Re: iLive Owners/Users - full fledged iPad app is outIt is definitely TCP/IP.&nbsp; I have not used a tablet with the iLive personally. I don&#039;t know anything about their sales numbers, but I think that most of the sales of mixrack (without surface) will be to new customers, who would have bought something else.&nbsp;&nbsp; I also think that most of the current users will still want to have a surface, even if they use the app sometimes.&nbsp; I can see where a few owners, who have bigger surfaces, might use this app instead of buying an R72, but I don&#039;t think those lost sales will hurt as much as the increased sales will help.Another issue with the cost of the app is multiple engineers who work for a company with a single iLive.&nbsp; When you can&#039;t go out with a rig it is nice if the system tech has their own computer.&nbsp; Lake is great example of this. Every engineer at the company can have the lake control software on their PC, and every PC that the company owns can have the software.&nbsp; If I don&#039;t the software I can even download it the night before.&nbsp; Something I hadn&#039;t considered is churches who want to use iPads as Aviom.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure A&amp;H will be happy to collect $99 from each member of the praise team that owns an iPad.&nbsp; 1 iLive could actually add up to $1000 in app sales.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rick Stansby, post: 18613, member: 312"] Re: iLive Owners/Users - full fledged iPad app is out It is definitely TCP/IP. I have not used a tablet with the iLive personally. I don't know anything about their sales numbers, but I think that most of the sales of mixrack (without surface) will be to new customers, who would have bought something else. I also think that most of the current users will still want to have a surface, even if they use the app sometimes. I can see where a few owners, who have bigger surfaces, might use this app instead of buying an R72, but I don't think those lost sales will hurt as much as the increased sales will help. Another issue with the cost of the app is multiple engineers who work for a company with a single iLive. When you can't go out with a rig it is nice if the system tech has their own computer. Lake is great example of this. Every engineer at the company can have the lake control software on their PC, and every PC that the company owns can have the software. If I don't the software I can even download it the night before. Something I hadn't considered is churches who want to use iPads as Aviom. I'm sure A&H will be happy to collect $99 from each member of the praise team that owns an iPad. 1 iLive could actually add up to $1000 in app sales. [/QUOTE]

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