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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Weaver" data-source="post: 148466" data-attributes="member: 317">Re: X32 DiscussionThe android app does a lot more things but it&#039;s at the expense of user-friendliness. The effects section for example just have some knobs to twiddle without much explanation of what they are or the units they are measured in. I also find that there is much more menu-diving in the android app vs the ipad app. I don&#039;t like that the GEQ&#039;s are 2 button presses away no matter what. Then its 2 button presses back to get to faders. Also Android in general has a harder time joining and &quot;remembering&quot; wifi networks. My ipad is way more stable than the 2 android tablets I&#039;ve had. This may be better now. My androids are older units. I find that I an happy with a combo of pc laptop and ipad together. The pc app looks just like the console and the ipad gives me &quot;faders&quot; that can stay available all the time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Weaver, post: 148466, member: 317"] Re: X32 Discussion The android app does a lot more things but it's at the expense of user-friendliness. The effects section for example just have some knobs to twiddle without much explanation of what they are or the units they are measured in. I also find that there is much more menu-diving in the android app vs the ipad app. I don't like that the GEQ's are 2 button presses away no matter what. Then its 2 button presses back to get to faders. Also Android in general has a harder time joining and "remembering" wifi networks. My ipad is way more stable than the 2 android tablets I've had. This may be better now. My androids are older units. I find that I an happy with a combo of pc laptop and ipad together. The pc app looks just like the console and the ipad gives me "faders" that can stay available all the time. [/QUOTE]

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