[levi.parker21Participant]

This is likely some where in this topic, in any case. MixPad seriously needs to get with the times and have Scene controls (saving, changing, etc.) and full access to deep effects preferences. Entry level console iPad controllers such as from Presonus and Behringer all ready have these features and their programs are FREE!

Levi Parker
LEPA Audio

Live sound is like a giant orange gorilla who wants to rip your face off, grab your faders and go to war!

[levi.parker21Participant]

I used the new of MixPad this weekend: I was running a T112 using the IDR16 (FOH), a laptop running editor off of a IDR48 (Mon), and an iPad for each of those systems respectively (iPad 2 and 3). All units where running and being used simultaneously multiple times throughout a 3 hour show. I NEVER saw even a blip of trouble, unlike before where I would have to restart both iPads several times throughout the gig.

Levi Parker
LEPA Audio

Live sound is like a giant orange gorilla who wants to rip your face off, grab your faders and go to war!

[levi.parker21Participant]

Just got the new iPad today. I did a little bit of checking and found that MixPad is running well on it. The meters might be a smudge slower than on my iPad 2, but it’s really slight. Hopefully A&H will release a mantienence update here soon to help optimize for the iPad (3rd Generation) and ease some of the bugs.

Levi Parker
LEPA Audio

Live sound is like a giant orange gorilla who wants to rip your face off, grab your faders and go to war!

[levi.parker21Participant]

Ran a show just this last weekend using 5.1 and didn’t have any issues, using the iPad for monitors so I was even multitasking quite a bit.

Levi Parker
LEPA Audio

Live sound is like a giant orange gorilla who wants to rip your face off, grab your faders and go to war!

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