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<blockquote data-quote="Brian jojade" data-source="post: 121886" data-attributes="member: 211">Re: X32 2.0 Firmware/X32 AppsWhile this is true, most software developers will operate on some sort of development schedule.&nbsp; Sometimes features end up being scrapped last minute if they aren&#039;t working in time for the release, but at some point, the software has to ship!What I find troubling is that this firmware update completely broke iPad control.&nbsp; Nowhere in the release notes of the firmware (at least for the X32 Rack) does it indicate that at this time, updating the firmware will render iPad control non functional.&nbsp; Without that, it&#039;s pretty difficult to use the mixer!Had they left the &#039;beta&#039; tag on the software until the iPad software could be updated, then it would be an acceptable compromise.&nbsp; I&#039;m glad I look at these forums before applying the updates, as that would have resulted in some choice words that can&#039;t be repeated here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian jojade, post: 121886, member: 211"] Re: X32 2.0 Firmware/X32 Apps While this is true, most software developers will operate on some sort of development schedule. Sometimes features end up being scrapped last minute if they aren't working in time for the release, but at some point, the software has to ship! What I find troubling is that this firmware update completely broke iPad control. Nowhere in the release notes of the firmware (at least for the X32 Rack) does it indicate that at this time, updating the firmware will render iPad control non functional. Without that, it's pretty difficult to use the mixer! Had they left the 'beta' tag on the software until the iPad software could be updated, then it would be an acceptable compromise. I'm glad I look at these forums before applying the updates, as that would have resulted in some choice words that can't be repeated here. [/QUOTE]

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