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<blockquote data-quote="Brian jojade" data-source="post: 58529" data-attributes="member: 211">Re: Remote mixing on the LS9I have yet to find a tablet or computer solution that I&#039;d want to mix a whole show on.&nbsp; I still far prefer having my hands on real faders than touch screens.That being said, I really wish someone would come up with a stage box and wireless console solution that is reasonably priced.&nbsp; The concept shouldn&#039;t be that difficult to create, as you&#039;re halfway there with the iPad or tablet solutions already.&nbsp; If the console could just tap back into that and then send the control signals to the stage box and it would do all of the lifting inside the stage box, that would be awesome.&nbsp; The A&amp;H iLive systems work this way. Not sure if you can do a wireless link to do that though.&nbsp; I believe the cat5 connection they use is proprietary, but I could be wrong.&nbsp; The neat thing about that system is that if you unplug the cat5 cable mid show, everything just stays where its at.&nbsp; Plug the cat 5 back in, and you can start mixing again.&nbsp; It&#039;s pretty awesome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian jojade, post: 58529, member: 211"] Re: Remote mixing on the LS9 I have yet to find a tablet or computer solution that I'd want to mix a whole show on. I still far prefer having my hands on real faders than touch screens. That being said, I really wish someone would come up with a stage box and wireless console solution that is reasonably priced. The concept shouldn't be that difficult to create, as you're halfway there with the iPad or tablet solutions already. If the console could just tap back into that and then send the control signals to the stage box and it would do all of the lifting inside the stage box, that would be awesome. The A&H iLive systems work this way. Not sure if you can do a wireless link to do that though. I believe the cat5 connection they use is proprietary, but I could be wrong. The neat thing about that system is that if you unplug the cat5 cable mid show, everything just stays where its at. Plug the cat 5 back in, and you can start mixing again. It's pretty awesome. [/QUOTE]

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