[MarkPAmanParticipant]

“Are there any ideas for midicontroller’s which work with Qu16? The controller just have to control input volume faders and on/off switch…..”

“Any other idea how to remote-control Qu16 without any Wifi-Device? It should be a solution for a small church. No soundengineer – just people, who are able to ring the bells and turn on/off the lights :-).”

OK so to the question that was actually asked.

Do you need a remote for this? The desk itself is capable of doing what you want.
You can set user permissions so that a non technical user can only get to one custom layer, one scene which loads automatically, and can only adjust the volumes & mutes. So you could make a simple setup with for instance, just 2 mics & a CD, going to only the L+R speakers. Then let them use the desk, which is now so limited that they can’t really go wrong.

Have a look at page 39 of the manual.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

Off topic I guess, but:

“8+1 faders, scribble strips and a few custom layers (I’d only need a couple, but can see larger applications) and I’d be buying. Don’t need many buttons per fader (pfl/mute/select?)”

No need for the scribble strips – chuck an iPad dock on it and have a page in the app with no faders, but nice scribbles & layer/bank selects instead. Let it run on batteries & use the docked iPad’s Wi-Fi to talk to the desk……

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

What a fantastic idea!

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

Hmmmm works for me…

Try googling for:

Android Void: The Most Popular Mobile OS Has No Pro Audio Applications

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I know latency is not an issue for “our” particular app, but it does explain why audio companies are not, in general, fans of he green robot.

https://www.prosoundnetwork.com/androidvoid

Edit – the links not showing – I shall try again.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I’d love a QU Rack, but we’d need all the controls available on iPad, which they aren’t at the moment.

Maybe a separate app for rack, so as not to overly complicate the one we have now.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

Which router do you have?

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

“The LR and headphones should be same thing right?”

Not necessarily See section 8.1
You need to have selected this:

“LR to PAFL – Routes the main LR mix to the monitor
when there is no PAFL selected.”

and have no PAFL selected.

Or you could just solo L+R

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I’m with Bob, I want it to be ready and bug free.

As for question on general engineering & mixing, well there’s other places for that, some with hundreds of active members. I tend to hang out at the blue-room.org.uk and soundonsound.com, but ProSoundWeb.com is the real big one.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I,ve a feeling that sidechains per channel may be too much for the CPU to cope with. what may be ppossible would be a really good compressor as an effects unit with fully selectable and equalised side chain.

while I’m here, multiband compression too……

Thanks

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

As GCumbee said above, so as not to cut off the tail.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

QU does not have mute send level on soft key assigns.

Assign the send to a mute group and that mute group to a soft key.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

That is a mean trick 🙁

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

Forget that then – I should have been more specific!

No problems with iOS 8.0.2

iOS 8.1 – Not done it yet…………

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

“Also the method of setting up the PEQ on the qU app is clumsy. The dots are off screen to the left and you have to poke around to get them out of hiding not knowing which one you are grabbing. I guess if you have already engaged them from the console they will be in place but that is not always the case.”

I find this only to be the case in the Demo. Connected to a real mixer, I’ve never had them off the side…. I suppose I could set them there if I wanted!

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