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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Barracato" data-source="post: 8983" data-attributes="member: 24">Now that I have been dragged kicking and screaming into wireless mixing (Yes, I still fight with touchscreens) and am willing to admit there is some value and it can make certain types of gigs/procedures easier, there is a particular function I would like to see in the wireless apps that I have not seen before.I would like a modular custom screen where I can place controls I use frequently, so I can access them immediately. Often between songs I find I need to be on 2 or 3 different screens to be ready for the next song. It would be nice to have them in a single place where I can define the layout. For reference, the Blackboard software I use for teaching my college class has a multitude of functions, but the user can arrange their primary view as they wish. Everything is still available through the regular screens and menus but the user defines their primary view.My custom screen would probably have1. A key channel fader or two. My style of mixing is not a fader rider but their is always one (money channel) it is nice to put your finger on immediately. 2. A DCA fader or two depending on the show. 3. Aux output for the money channel wedge.4. Input and Output and select for effects. A tap button big enough to hit consistently.5. A meter bank.The beauty of this type of programming is that if you don&#039;t like my setup you can set up your own. The interface would always make sense to the operator.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Barracato, post: 8983, member: 24"] Now that I have been dragged kicking and screaming into wireless mixing (Yes, I still fight with touchscreens) and am willing to admit there is some value and it can make certain types of gigs/procedures easier, there is a particular function I would like to see in the wireless apps that I have not seen before. I would like a modular custom screen where I can place controls I use frequently, so I can access them immediately. Often between songs I find I need to be on 2 or 3 different screens to be ready for the next song. It would be nice to have them in a single place where I can define the layout. For reference, the Blackboard software I use for teaching my college class has a multitude of functions, but the user can arrange their primary view as they wish. Everything is still available through the regular screens and menus but the user defines their primary view. My custom screen would probably have 1. A key channel fader or two. My style of mixing is not a fader rider but their is always one (money channel) it is nice to put your finger on immediately. 2. A DCA fader or two depending on the show. 3. Aux output for the money channel wedge. 4. Input and Output and select for effects. A tap button big enough to hit consistently. 5. A meter bank. The beauty of this type of programming is that if you don't like my setup you can set up your own. The interface would always make sense to the operator. [/QUOTE]

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