Qu Android app, anyone interested?

[siesta]

I’m using a Galaxy Note Pro (12,2 inch) and am very happy with it. I also use it for reading scores during gigs, and love the S-Pen feature as it gives more precise control when writing, drawing or using a complex UI such as the Mixing Station.

Mixing station Qu works extremely well with my Galaxy Note, even though I have a customized CyanogenMod ROM installed on the tablet. If 12,2 inches is enough for you, I can recommend that.

[audiokla]

Thanks, siesta.
Today I tried the app with a galaxy note. Unfortunately it was only 10 inch. But the mixing station app is great, really really good. I love several features.
The only point is that the battery of the IPad is much better

[eurekarem]

Would love an android app, I don’t like Apple products!

Thanks!

P.S. If you live close to Ohio I may be able to help with access to
my QU16 for testing purposes… 😉

[eurekarem]

Read further that you have this available at Google Play Store, so I
downloaded it and checking it out…

Thanks for your hard work!

UPDATE: Wow! beautiful app!! I’ve only been playing with it in offline mode,
but I’m am thoroughly impressed with the responsive and intuitiveness of it!!

Thanks x10!! 🙂

[eurekarem]

I forgot to mention, I’m using an ASUS MeMO Pad HD 7 (Android 4.2.2) and the software runs just fine on this small tablet…

[Gordon]

If I update my mixer to 1.9 firmware, will my QU-Mixing Station (Pro) version 1.8x still connect and function?

[Anonymous]

Don’t tell my wife, but I just bought a bcf2000 to test with this app.

If it works then it’s a cheap “extra” 8 faders, on their own layering system – it should make a perfect monitor desk…

[eurekarem]

Let us know if it works!

[Gordon]

I haven’t seen or heard from davidgiga1993 in a few months. Does anyone know if he is working on version 1.9 for QU-Mixing Station?

I really need it!

Thanks.

[davidgiga1993]

Hi,
I’m currently moving and only have internet access via phone so sorry for my slow response time.

I am working on a 1.9 version. But the current one should work fine with 1.9, just ignore the fwarning message.
Known issues with this method are: Tap buttons aare not blinking.

[Gordon]

Hi,
I’m currently moving and only have internet access via phone so sorry for my slow response time.

I am working on a 1.9 version. But the current one should work fine with 1.9, just ignore the fwarning message.
Known issues with this method are: Tap buttons aare not blinking.

Thanks, Dave. I thought that it wouldn’t connect if the version numbers didn’t match. OK then, I’ll update the mixer today and try Mixing Station version 1.82 with it. I just didn’t want to lose the ability to mix on tablet altogether. (God forbid I would need to dig out the old multicore snake again.)

Thanks for your help.

[Anonymous]

It’s not using the proprietary protocols, it’s a midi/tcp connection IIRC. Which makes it interesting.

I’ll be running the stagebox mostly, but if this gives me a “monitor desk” then that will be interesting – just swipe/tap between mixes and leave the main desk on FOH. Give someone else control of a smaller mixer for bits?
I wonder if the app would continue to work with the tablet locket? Then it’s a plain 8 fader interface…

[davidgiga1993]

It will continue to work even when the screen is locked / disabled. Because the drawing will be disabled when the app is in the background it should also save some battery life.

The V1.9 update will be uploaded tomorrow. I currently only have very very slow mobile internet here so it takes some time.

[Anonymous]

Cool – so it won’t matter if the screen locks, the Midi controller should still work…
That would be interesting…

[maeck]

I’m using the Android-App with our QU-16 and it’s amazing! Thanks for that work!
Is it “by design” from A&H, that only one connection from an app to the qu-16 mixer is possible? Or is that a restriction from the android-app? Are there more connections at the same time possible with the official iOS-App?

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