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Monitoring apps for Android?

Jan 23, 2005
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I've had the worst time trying to do my own ears with digital mixers. But I'm ready to give it another shot, I need more control as levels start to change through the night.

My main band is using a Behringer X32 rack for most gigs. What is your Android app of choice to work with that mixer?
 
I would suggest just the x32 Q app, if its just for mixing your own monitor mix and you are not familiar with the X32 in depth. (meaning if you use an app with greater functionality its easy to get confused and get onto the main mix)
 
I would suggest just the x32 Q app, if its just for mixing your own monitor mix and you are not familiar with the X32 in depth. (meaning if you use an app with greater functionality its easy to get confused and get onto the main mix)
Did they ever update the Andy versions of X32/M32-Q apps? X32Q does not run on iOS but M32Q still does.
I believe mixing station is also available for Android.
MXBus is another, but IIRC it’s iOS only..
 
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I updated the x32Q app that was already on my phone, seems to have some new stuff going on even though it says it's the same version, although the most recent update is in May, and I downloaded the app over a year ago originally. Will give that a shot tomorrow night.
 
Did they ever update the Andy versions of X32/M32-Q apps? X32Q does not run on iOS but M32Q still does.
I believe mixing station is also available for Android.
MXBus is another, but IIRC it’s iOS only..

Good question I am not sure I run Mix station pro and most the guys I work with are on Apple so that is what they are using for monitors.
 
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