Fixes and polish: - Midas HD96 shows import reliably, including shows with filters switched on and no stored frequency. - Strip values that a desk file doesn't store now show a dash instead of NaN (Soundcraft Si EQ). - Soundcheck is steadier: every processing value is checked before it reaches the audio engine.

load·in is free, with one free export to any desk. Then your first desk is $19.99 one-time: that desk family, Soundcheck and Pro, yours to keep, no subscription. Each further desk is $6.99. • Soundcheck: open your multitrack and hear it through the desk file's own gates, compressors, EQ and sends, on the phone, before you reach the venue. One free soundcheck for everyone; included with your first desk. • New desks: Midas HD96, Soundcraft Si Expression and Soundcraft Vi1000 native show files, checked in each maker's own offline editor. DiGiCo files now carry channel names exactly as typed. • 26 languages: new in this version are Finnish, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Vietnamese, Malay and Hindi, joining English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Swedish, Polish, Turkish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, Ukrainian, Thai and Indonesian. • A cleaner app: the header is your show's name and desk, a lighter light theme, desk-name tiles and new tab icons; the Strip and List follow your language everywhere. • Pick your desk family at first purchase and add more any time, $6.99 each: X32/M32/X-Air, WING, Yamaha CL/QL, DM, TF, RIVAGE PM, Allen & Heath dLive and SQ, DiGiCo SD and Quantum, Avid VENUE S6L, Midas HD96, Soundcraft Si and Soundcraft Vi. • If your desk won't load the file, we refund you. • Already bought load·in Pro? It keeps every desk — nothing to do. Restore Purchases brings it back on a new device. • Dozens of fixes from this week's audit: a purchase prompt that always offers a way through, the free export offered where it should be, solo that survives a save in Soundcheck, and many more.

This release is about the show being one record, not a plot with a console step bolted on. • Five tabs — Show, List, Strip, Stage, File — stay in step: add anything anywhere and it appears on all five within the same render. • Type a rider, scan one, or import a desk file: load·in builds the element census, the input list, and the plot from the same record. • The Show tab draws your desk as it exists on the day — real bank widths, the strip layout in your theme's palette. • Just added: Yamaha TF (TF1, TF3, TF5, TF-Rack). Bring the desk's own file in and send one back out, checked against TF Editor saves. • RF stays a reference field only — load·in never claims a frequency is coordinated, and no exported desk file carries one. load·in Pro is $59 one-time, no subscription.

The Show tab - Show is a new first tab. Type your show into the notepad, for example "kick, snare, hat", "stereo keys" or "perc", and tap Confirm. Each name becomes one channel, and a count such as "8 drums" builds a kit. A dot at the end of each line shows the colour those channels will get; tap it to pick another before you confirm. - Your channels are drawn on a rough picture of your desk's faders. For a show opened from a file, each fader cap sits at the level the file saved. On iPad the faders grow to use the room above the notepad. Hide the faders if you want more room. - DiGiCo SD and Quantum: when you open a session, the Show tab draws the fader banks as read from the file. This is a view only; load·in does not change your banks. Check the layout at the desk. - Open a file and Read a rider sit on the notepad. - The Plot tab is now called Stage. History - A History panel under the notes lists what changed, newest first, with Undo and Redo. Changing desks is one undo step, and History lists, channel by channel, what the new desk cannot hold. - Pop-up messages are gone. Notes go to History, and the History button shows a count when something new arrives. After an export, open History to read anything that did not carry into the file. List - Where the file names it, each row shows the input socket behind the channel: X32/M32, X-Air, WING, DM3 and dLive. Importing - SQ: every channel in the show imports, named or not. Channels you left unnamed stay unnamed in the exported file. - dLive: preamp gain, pad and 48V are read through the show's input patch, so a channel patched to another socket shows that socket's settings. If you reorder channels on a show that is not patched one to one, the preamp settings stay on their own sockets, and History names the channels to check at the desk. - dLive: load·in does not write 48V into a show you opened from a dLive file. The Show tab marks 48V there as yours to set at the desk. Always confirm 48V at the desk before connecting mics. - WING, DM7, DM3 and RIVAGE: output EQ and compressor settings from the file now show on the outputs. Exporting - Waves LV1 export is not available in this version. The app says so before any purchase screen. Also - A cloud sync no longer overwrites edits made on this device. - Set a default colour per instrument under Colours in settings. It applies only to channels you add, never to colours that came from a file. - Help and the walkthrough are rewritten for the new layout.

Your outputs now show the EQ and compressor your show file already carries. This release: • Import a show and the outputs list shows which buses have EQ or a compressor engaged — read from the file itself, on X32/M32, dLive, DiGiCo and SQ. It stays quiet where the desk says nothing. • The MIX column reads your desk's own bus number instead of counting rows, so a bus that is 13 on the console reads 13 here. • The Outputs search box says outputs, and a rider photographed from a spreadsheet no longer brings the sheet's own title and column headings in as channels. Free includes X32/M32 native scene export. Pro is a one-time $99 unlock — no subscription.

Deleted channels can be cleared again, and a lectern shows the mic patched into it. This release: • A channel deleted with its slot kept can now be selected and removed like any other row, so a list of held slots can be cleared instead of stranding the plot. • A lectern or podium carrying a mic shows that input in its properties, not just a channel number. • Everything in 1.5.5: every import door reads channel names the same way, desk default names stay off the stage, DiGiCo Quantum 225 export in beta. Free includes X32/M32 native scene export. Pro is a one-time $99 unlock — no subscription.

Import a console file, a rider, a spreadsheet, or type your list — every door now builds the same stage plot, with your names, in your order. This release: • Console files, riders, spreadsheets and typed lists all read your channel names the same way: a kit is one kit, a bass DI and mic are one rig, and a talkback never becomes stage furniture. • Desk default names such as “Ch 12” or “Mic 25” stay in your list and your file and are never placed on the stage. • Real-world abbreviations read correctly: K IN, T1, bmic, nordl, iPod and more. • DiGiCo Quantum 225 export joins as beta. • Interface refinements throughout. Free includes X32/M32 native scene export. Pro is a one-time $99 unlock — no subscription.

Type your input list and the stage plot builds itself. Kick, snare, hi-hat, overheads typed one channel at a time become one drum kit; DI + mic become one bass rig; L/R become one keyboard; every vocal its own mic. Whichever way you build a show — typing, palette, rider, or console file — you get a usable console file and an accurate stage plot. This release: • Channels typed into the List now appear on the Plot as the instrument they are, with your names, in your order. • Channel numbers never move when the plot updates; deleting a picture keeps your channels. • Shows saved before this update get their stage plot on next open. • One typed channel is one undo. • Interface refinements throughout. Free includes X32/M32 native scene export. Pro is a one-time $99 unlock — no subscription.

Translate a show between eleven console families with names, colors, 48V, stereo pairs, mix-bus labels, and processing carried faithfully — or disclosed, never dropped in silence. This release: • Mix and bus names now land on every supported desk. • More accurate cross-desk translation, with a clear preview of exactly what carries and what folds before you export. • Your purchase now shows your license key on the receipt — save it once, unlock Pro on any device. • Stronger offline behavior at the venue: clear feedback when a file needs a connection, and your work is never lost. • Numerous reliability and interface refinements throughout. Free includes X32/M32 native scene export. Pro is a one-time $99 unlock — no subscription.

This release is about trusting the app with real show files. • Imported channels keep their original console slot numbers, and deleting an imported channel can leave its slot reserved as a spare instead of renumbering your patch. • Allen & Heath dLive: verified strip edits (filter, EQ, dynamics) now write back to version 13 archives on the patch-in-place path. • Behringer X-Air: exports keep the stereo links and pans exactly as your desk file carries them; only changes you make in the app are written. • DiGiCo SD: re-exporting an imported session without edits returns the file unchanged. • Avid VENUE S6L: the export preview now states clearly when a high-pass filter frequency cannot be written. • RF tools are now called RF Planning, matching what they do. • Svenska joins the in-app languages (now 11). • Many smaller fixes to export previews, disclosures and the mobile editor. load·in Pro remains a $99 one-time purchase with no recurring charge.

Console file improvements across every supported desk: - Import a show file, change nothing, export it: your file comes back exactly as the desk wrote it on X32/M32, X-Air, WING, SQ, CL/QL, S6L, and the DiGiCo SD range. - DiGiCo stereo channels stay stereo when moving between DiGiCo models. - Exports that cannot carry something now say so per channel, by name, before you leave for the venue. - Landscape support on phones and tablets. - Channel strip opens as a full screen from its own tab. - Clearer channel badges in both light and dark themes.

This release makes load·in a more complete show-prep workspace while tightening the mobile editor. • Dense stage plots now fit the available canvas more intelligently, keep elements onstage and preserve usable touch targets on iPhone and iPad. • The editable 3D stage now uses recognizable, proportioned equipment silhouettes, clearer depth and reliable selection across phone and tablet camera movement. • The Strip adds per-channel Filter, EQ, Gate and Comp views with modelled curves and instrument presets. The export preview states what each console workflow includes. • X32/M32 imported Strip values remain tied to the user's scene data, so verified edits patch the original scene rather than regenerating it from a template. dLive archive version 14 uses the same patch-in-place safety principle for selected verified native channel, filter, EQ, dynamics and aux fields; other dLive archive versions remain import-only until separately proven. • Console workflows and import/export verification have been expanded, with conservative model, editor and firmware guidance shown before show use. • DAW template export now creates pre-labelled Reaper, Ableton Live, Adobe Audition, Cubase/Nuendo and Ardour/Mixbus projects from the input list. • Portable .show projects can be password-protected when they contain sensitive show or rider information. • Scenes, custom icons, technical-rider tools, RF and monitor details, accessibility, touch handling and all ten in-app languages received substantial fixes. • load·in Pro is now a $99 one-time purchase with no recurring charge. Existing valid Apple purchases remain recognized, and Restore Purchases is available in Files/Pro.

The big one: X32-family native scene export is now FREE. • Behringer X32, Midas M32, and X-Air native scene files — free, no sign-in, no watermark. Build your plot, export the .scn, load it at the desk. Supported paid native console formats, DAW templates, and clean PDF/PNG exports remain part of Pro. • A real tech rider, derived from your actual plot: "What we bring" and "What we need" sections combine your notes with what the app already knows — input counts, wireless channels, backline, power and infrastructure, and a venue-prep monitor summary (wedge counts, IEM racks) that never guesses. Ink-friendly B&W by default, color optional. • A guided tour that speaks your language: 18 steps covering every tab, opening right where you are from the ? button — in all 10 languages. • New stage icons for the details that matter: 120V vs 230V power drops, quad boxes, Cam-Lok, powerCON, CEE 32A, sub sizes, trusses, drum cages, PTZ cameras, and more. • SQ and dLive imports now recognize stereo pairs from channel names. • PRO labels now mark exactly which actions need Pro before you tap — no surprises. • Touch-stage hardening: dense plots and desktop/imported layouts are normalized on phones and iPads so nearby elements stay selectable, readable, and inside the stage. • Honesty update: the export screen no longer claims 48V for Yamaha CL/QL while we verify it against the real desk — if the app says it writes something, it writes it. Built by a touring engineer. If anything does something unexpected on your desk, tell me — that's the whole point.

This one makes load·in fast and dependable to actually use — on a phone in the back of the bus and on a laptop alike. • Smoother, quicker channel editing. Add, delete, and reorder channels without fighting the screen. One menu for everything — long-press on a phone, right-click on a laptop — to rename, recolor, set stereo, toggle processing badges, or delete. Drag the handle to reorder; it no longer fights the scroll. Full keyboard support for power users. • Share straight off your phone. Every export now opens the native share sheet, so you can AirDrop the file to the desk or your laptop. USB off an iPhone is unreliable — this is the way off the phone. • Offline native scene export now works for Yamaha CL/QL and Allen & Heath dLive with no connection. • The export screen shows each desk's real, current status before you commit — verified, names-only, round-trip, or caveated — so you know what the app is designed to write and what still needs desk/editor confirmation. No rounding up. • Stability and mobile plot-editing fixes. Built by a touring engineer. If a file does anything unexpected on your desk, tell me — that's the whole point of putting this out.

Build 32. • Fixes offline native scene export for Yamaha CL/QL and Allen & Heath dLive — both now export cleanly with no connection. • The export screen shows each desk's real, current status before you commit — verified, names-only, or round-trip — so you always know exactly what will land on the strips. No rounding up. • Stability and mobile plot-editing fixes. Built by a touring engineer. If a file does anything unexpected on your desk, tell me — that's the whole point of putting this out.

Fixes iOS stage-plot editing reliability, including add-element and delete flows. Adds the latest console export hardening and DAW template export updates. Console imports and native exports are validated against supported templates, but desk and firmware behavior can vary; verify imported files before show use.

This update improves iOS purchase and restore reliability, mobile plot editing, Files workflows, and native console round-trip safety. It keeps supported console export and DAW template export aligned with the live PWA.

This update adds native console file export for Yamaha DM3, Yamaha RIVAGE PM, and Behringer X-Air, plus DAW session templates for Reaper, Ableton Live, Cubase/Nuendo, Adobe Audition, and Ardour. Export now checks channel counts against the target console's real input limit before the file is generated, and the launch build includes updated mobile Files, purchase, restore, and screenshot-ready App Store surfaces.

This update adds native console file export for Yamaha DM3, Yamaha RIVAGE PM, and Behringer X-Air, plus DAW session templates for Reaper, Ableton Live, Cubase/Nuendo, Adobe Audition, and Ardour. Export now checks channel counts against the target console's real input limit before the file is generated, and the launch build includes updated mobile Files, purchase, restore, and screenshot-ready App Store surfaces.