Absolutely agree with MarkPAman – the Qu-Control app can do lots of things in addition to just levels. Seems it’s usefulness should be promoted a bit more.
I use an iPad Air 2, which is fab. I have an original iPad 2 as a back up. I also use an Airport Express and it works a treat. I also use the 3.5mm stereo out of the Airport Express into the ST2 inputs on the QU16 and I can then stream music from the iPad to the QU16. That is a real bonus for me 🙂
Ipad 2 – it’s been rock solid for over 3 years now. I also bring my iPad mini to run lights which on occasion I have used with the QU PAC and it has also been great.
I have iPad Air2’s that I purchased from the refurbished page at the Apple Store.
I put them in these cases that let you hold them kind of like a painters pallet as well as propping them up at angle when you set them down.
I also have cut some solid packing foam into angled blocks to prop them up at a steeper angle.
Btw, how is qu-pad with an ipad pro 12.9″?
How many faders per layer?
Can we use the split view or something and control 2 differentes pages of qu-pad simultaneously?
Absolutely agree with MarkPAman – the Qu-Control app can do lots of things in addition to just levels. Seems it’s usefulness should be promoted a bit more.
Tip: open qu-pad + qu-control simultaneously on the same device with the slide over.
Works also with other apps like players or music app with airplay with the airport express
I use iPad Air Retina, iOS 10.2, very cheap 3com WL-524 access point (not a router), static IP addresses, on a Qu16. Works amazingly fast and robust. The only complain is it takes too much steps to start a connection, but I got used to it!
Just wanted to thank everyone who was helpful in this thread. I ended up purchasing a refurbished ipad 2 and an Airport Express. Spent some time yesterday getting things connected and figured out.
Happy to report that everything seems to be working as it should. I can see this is going to be a great investment.
