Midas has announced the launch of its Mixtender iPad app.
Available now for free from the iTunes app store, Mixtender is designed to provide wireless remote control of the PR02 and PR02C digital mixing systems permitting an engineer to access fader levels and output GEQ remotely from an iPad. The app will also be available for the Midas Pro Series and XL8 digital systems upon the imminent release of v2.0 software.
64 input meters and 27 output meters can be viewed simultaneously on the ‘console overview’ screen, aiding channel navigation. Multiple iPads can be used on a single console simultaneously, and the mix engineer has the option to ‘lock’ each iPad so that it can only access one mix. This allows each performer to control their monitor mix on their own iPad, without making changes to other areas of the console.
Mixtender also provides wireless remote control of all fader levels, including input faders, all bus contributions and masters, VCA, and uniquely, MCA fader levels. Remote control of the PR02’s onboard Klark Teknik DN370 graphic EQs, as well as input and output channel mutes, is possible using the iPad’s multi-touch interface.
More details: itunes.apple.com/gb/app/mixtender/id510031617?mt=8
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