New version just came out today. Looks like they added the ability to control graphic EQ's among a few other features.
New version of Yamaha Stage Mix is out
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Re: New version of Yamaha Stage Mix is out
used it today, the graphic EQ is cool, as well as fixing a sync bug that we were seeing...
used it today, the graphic EQ is cool, as well as fixing a sync bug that we were seeing...
Re: New version of Yamaha Stage Mix is out
Used stagemix for the first time last week. M7 was on monitors doing 12 stereo ears inc cue. Was great to be able to wander the stage and make adjustments next to the guys in the band. Worked really well on an practical and relational level. I look forward to continued development of the app.
I also look forward to a similar LS9 app.
Used stagemix for the first time last week. M7 was on monitors doing 12 stereo ears inc cue. Was great to be able to wander the stage and make adjustments next to the guys in the band. Worked really well on an practical and relational level. I look forward to continued development of the app.
I also look forward to a similar LS9 app.
Re: New version of Yamaha Stage Mix is out
Anyone have a wireless access point worked out for StageMix that you're impressed with?
From the manual:
WiFi access point (preferably with 802.11n, 5GHz capability, though 2.4GHz and 802.11g will also work)
802.11n networks at 5GHz are preferred because they allow faster communication between the iPad and the WiFi access point. Practically, this could result in more accurate level metering with the StageMix app. Also, with 802.11n being a new standard, it is less prone to interference from other wireless networks. Using a WiFi access point with 2 or more external aerials is recommended to increase potential signal range. Booster aerials could be connected for a further increase in performance.
Thanks.
Anyone have a wireless access point worked out for StageMix that you're impressed with?
From the manual:
WiFi access point (preferably with 802.11n, 5GHz capability, though 2.4GHz and 802.11g will also work)
802.11n networks at 5GHz are preferred because they allow faster communication between the iPad and the WiFi access point. Practically, this could result in more accurate level metering with the StageMix app. Also, with 802.11n being a new standard, it is less prone to interference from other wireless networks. Using a WiFi access point with 2 or more external aerials is recommended to increase potential signal range. Booster aerials could be connected for a further increase in performance.
Thanks.
Re: New version of Yamaha Stage Mix is out
I use and Apple Airport Extreme Base Station. It has worked flawlessly for me with Studio Manager, Stage Mix and also to control DME's.
I use and Apple Airport Extreme Base Station. It has worked flawlessly for me with Studio Manager, Stage Mix and also to control DME's.