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<blockquote data-quote="brian maddox" data-source="post: 147335" data-attributes="member: 158">Re: X-Edit on PC from internet and Mixing Station from tablet at the same time?I would do this using a screenshare program like TeamViewer to control a local computer using M32-Edit locally connected to the mixer.&nbsp; You can of course still use Mixing Station at the same time.&nbsp; I do this regularly to control various devices at a Master Control Station in DC for a client of mine.&nbsp; It really works quite well and is very simple to set up.You might be able to make the networking work to actually control it from home, but it would be complicated and probably involve some sort or VNC or the like.&nbsp; I do know i controlled several M32s on a job recently via a Fiber network that was spread between several building in downtown SF.&nbsp; But that was still just a LAN as far as the networking was concerned so still pretty simple.One other note.&nbsp; Being able to hear any of the audio from the remote location will also be quite tricky to implement.&nbsp; But if all you are attempting is control, TeamViewer or something similar will work fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brian maddox, post: 147335, member: 158"] Re: X-Edit on PC from internet and Mixing Station from tablet at the same time? I would do this using a screenshare program like TeamViewer to control a local computer using M32-Edit locally connected to the mixer. You can of course still use Mixing Station at the same time. I do this regularly to control various devices at a Master Control Station in DC for a client of mine. It really works quite well and is very simple to set up. You might be able to make the networking work to actually control it from home, but it would be complicated and probably involve some sort or VNC or the like. I do know i controlled several M32s on a job recently via a Fiber network that was spread between several building in downtown SF. But that was still just a LAN as far as the networking was concerned so still pretty simple. One other note. Being able to hear any of the audio from the remote location will also be quite tricky to implement. But if all you are attempting is control, TeamViewer or something similar will work fine. [/QUOTE]

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