MXBus ٤+

I like this app better than the others because it is easier to use and gives you the ability to save a scene for the various settings. I’ve noticed however, that when saving a scene, it does not record the mix-bus, meaning that if you somehow choose a different mix-bus, and then you load your scene, it does not load your mix-bus but retains the incorrect mix-bus. If you don’t see that you are in the wrong mix-bus, you could re-mix someone else’s monitor mix…. not good. I would also be able to edit the scribble script (only to affect MXBus) to be able to configure off-line before a gig. One last request… separate the Scenes and the Groups buttons to make it easier to tap on the one you want on the small screen.

I’ve been using it for two of my bands with an X32, but would like to use it with another using The Soundcraft Ui24r. Any chance for this?

I'm glad you like the app :) and thanks for the feedback. Scenes are effectively your groups config with a name. They don't include mixer settings. I will experiment with it and see how practical it is to change the selected bus on recall. Locally overwriting the bus/channel names is something I shied away from to avoid confusion when communicating with the guy behind the console. But it is an interesting idea - so I might put it in.

I have been using this app with the Behringer X-Air XR18 for a while now, and it works beautifully. Connects quickly, easily access levels and busses, wonderful for running in-ears and personal mixes. The ONLY issue I have with it currently is: there’s no way to access the Main L/R mix, only the 6 aux sends. This is an issue for the way we run our mixer, and is incredibly frustrating occasionally to go find a laptop to use to control this. It would be nice if the main mix was selectable like any other aux bus, and would easily bring this up to 5 stars. Still though, very well made app!

Hi Zachary, I'm glad you like the app. On your pain point: It is absolutely by design that there is no access to the FoH Mix. You really don't want your musicians on stage have a way to (even accidentally) mess with your master volume. I can see how mixing yourself from stage on a phone is a pain since the X-Air app won't run on it - but this is not what the app is intended for. Maybe I can offer it as a separate package if I can figure out a way to restrict the access to it.

As a professional audio engineer, the Behringer app is fantastic on my iPad. However, I do not know what they thought when they made their iPhone version. Trying to walk non-tech-savvy musicians through how to mix their in-ears with Behringer’s app isn’t worth the trouble. This app is exactly what Behringer should have made. Simple and straightforward. My musicians can now focus on their playing and not trying to navigate a complicated app. Props to you for creating this app. Although I do not need the features I will be buying the Pro version to support your work.

I’m glad you like the app. What you describe is the reason I wrote the app.