Looking for X32-Q application for iPhone, I just see in Apple Store that is not available for 9 years ago since iOS 11, while we can install in Android devices without any problem in the last versions of Android...

Is there any alternative for this application? We want it for iPhone devices.
As the application is not updated for 9 years, Can you confirm that will never be updated?

Phase 4 WING CoPilot offers valuable control in different types of live or studio work, when the audio engineer is remote from the console or when tasks are split with techs on stage. It offers specific user interface modes for Performance Setup and patching, Personal Monitoring, Metering overviews as well as full SD Recorder control. The Front of House mode provides full remote access to channel processing and mixing, and it now features full graphics UI for all plugin and insert effects. 

Note that CoPilot 1.10 is designed for WING console firmware 1.12 or higher. Please visit behringer.com to download and install the latest firmware and enjoy the full potential of your WING. 

This new WING CoPilot version 1.10 offers: 

New Features

• add FW version detection to support different snapshot data models, required for WING FW 1.12 or higher 
• WING LIVE SD Recorder > improved remote control for Session and Marker list 
• Front of House >all channel plugin effects support graphic frontplate UI editing in mini-preview and in fullscreen views 
• Front of House > all 16 FX processors can be edited directly from the channel/bus insert using the mini-preview or the full-screen view 
  
  

Phase 1. Performance Setup: 

This section is specially 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 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 at once. 

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 a good overview of all fader layers, this section also provides access to the processing of channels, buses, mains and matrices. The new SD Recorder page allows full remote control over Recording and Playback functions. 

Phase 5. Snapshots, Scenes, and Show Management 

Key Features

• Patch and Customize all Sources, Channels, and Outputs 
• Configure all head-amp properties 
• Patch Sources to Channels and Outputs 
• Set up and control the Talkback 
• Metering for single Sources, Channels, and Outputs 
• Control Monitor-Mixes for IEMs and wedges 
• Full FOH (front of house) mixing control 
• Graphics UI for all effects with mini-preview and fullscreen views 
• Full remote control of WING LIVE SD Recorder 
  
  

Requirements: 

* Requires a wireless router connected to the WING Personal Mixing Console 

* WING CoPilot 1.10 requires WING console firmware V1.12 or higher

Is there some limitation on scanning for a console on the complete network scope with the IOS app v.1.2.b12? My network is a 10.10.10.0/23 scope. Which means I have 10.10.10.1-10.10.11.254 addresses available. If my iPhone has an IP of 10.10.10.X it scans and finds the console which is 10.10.10.40. If my iPhone happens to have an IP address of 10.10.11.x it will not find the console. I can manually enter the IP of the console and it works fine.

Like many I use the X Air busses to send monitor mixes to band members. I like effects on my bus to make the overall listening experience better. Problem is I can't always get effects to come across on my bus. I have a "Practice" scene that I use for rehearsal in my studio which DOES have effects coming to my bus. I often use this scene as a template for live shows. When it comes to the show I have NO effects in my bus. I often use other engineers to run my rig during live shows, so I thought maybe they are changing something. But I've looked at every possible setting between the two scenes and I find no differences. What can I be missing?

Thanks,
  Wayne

Hallo,

For a gig on saturday I would like to connect my MAC with a X32. The connection fails because my MAC says that the firmware of the X32 is not updated. I thought that X32-edit would be compatible with 'old' X32 firmwares. Do you know a solution apart of updating the firmware of the mixer?

Regards, David

Hi everyone,

I have just released an update for the Live Toolbox and Scene Parser family of apps, with some bug fixes and enhancements.

X32 Live Toolbox v1.33

X-Air Live Toolbox v1.33

MX Terminal v1.08

LT_Command v1.08

X32 Scene Parser v1.15

X-Air Scene Parser v1.02

I'm a big fan of the Wing-Q app, I like that it is super obvious and easy to use. My only issue, is I am about to try and explain to some older folk how to use the app, and on a normal phone, the channel names are tiny! I'm not sure anyone will be able to read it... 

What I was wondering, is whether it would be possible to have the channel name text size, and fader lengths increased, as far as they can reasonably go (possibly as an optional thing) to make it easier to read which channel is which, and to accurately adjust the faders. I realise that partly it is a tradeoff for having 12 channels per layer, but I took a screen grab on my phone, and highlighted some ideas where some space could potentially be saved to maximise the available area for the channel names. Any increases in text size would be much appreciated! 

Thanks,

Steve