WING Copilot version 1.2 We are pleased to announce that the latest update 1.2 for the WING Copilot app is now available.
The new Wing Copilot App for iPadOS® and Android tablets offers wireless remote control for WING Personal Mixing Consoles. The Copilot app supports different types of live or studio work, either when an engineer is away from the console or when tasks are split with others.
What’s New:
Phase 3. Monitor Mixing:
The Monitor Mixing UI provides the essential parameters of personalized monitoring applications. In addition to individual channel sends, this section also provides an MCA view, where several channel sends can be adjusted by a single Mix Control Association. It also offers a lock function to reduce the risk of accidentally selecting the wrong bus.
Features:
Personal Monitoring Section:
Improved UI:
Improved Performance:
WING Co-pilot 1.2 Release – Phase 3
The Copilot app supports different types of live or studio work, either when an engineer is away from the console or when tasks are split with others.
Phase 1. Performance Setup
This section is especially tailored to the activities during setup and line-check. Prepare all Sources and Outputs while patching signals to I/O boxes on stage. Sources can be named, tagged, given a color or an icon. Sources also own the head-amp properties such as gain or phantom power.
Phase 2. Metering:
Additional metering can be displayed on your iPad next to your console touchscreen. It includes levels of all Sources, Channels and Outputs and an RTA that can follow the selected channel or be assigned to a fixed signal path.
Phase 3. Monitor Mixing:
The Monitor Mixing UI provides the essential parameters of personalized monitoring applications. In addition to individual channel sends, this section also provides an MCA view, where several channel sends can be adjusted by a single Mix Control Association. It also offers a lock function to reduce the risk of accidentally selecting the wrong bus.
Up to 4 MCAs can be given a descriptive name for the associated group of channels, and a color can be selected for additional clarity. Once the channel assignments are made, the MCA sliders can be used to increase or decrease the level of all associated channels.
Individual channel contributions to the personal mix can still be adjusted on the Mixer tab but dynamic adjustments during performance are easier using the MCA sliders.
Phase 4. Front of House:
The FOH section is designed for mixing from within the audience, essential when placing the console in a less than optimal position. Aside from good overview of all fader layers, this section also provides access to the processing of channels, buses, mains and matrices.
Key Features:
Requirements:
* Requires a wireless router connected to the WING Personal Mixing Console
* Copilot 1.2 requires WING console firmware V1.06 or higher
Our development team are constantly working on new features and improvements for this app, thank you to all of our tribers and customers who have offered their input so far, we welcome your feedback.
Android download:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wing-copilot/id1447618712
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