I had the opportunity to work with our new SQ6 today.
I spontaneously noticed several things that could be improved.
a) the screen can be made very bright, I think that’s very good! however, the graphic representation is a bit too blue-heavy, a little bit more colour and higher contrast values would certainly not harm the visibility.
b) in the EQ I would find a direct switching from Bell to Shelving with a button in the screen the much better solution.
c) the soft-rotarys should show the dB-value when turning. at the moment they are not very useful.
d) in the iPAD-APP, I think it makes sense to have a page where you can label the channels one after the other. on the iPad, labelling is somehow easier because you can hold it in your hand better. but at the moment, this is a bit awkward, because the text field disappears after each name entry.
Alternatively, an offline/online editor would be very helpful.
Thank you for your report, Wolfgang.
+1 for the Buttons to switch between shelf and bell filters.
I also see the practical value of the soft-encoders limited because of the lack of the visual feedback of the current value. At the moment they are four additional mute buttons with a scribble script for me. I use them most of the time for the master faders of the FX sends but use normally only the mute switches.
second contact, first gig:
everything went well so far, no problem.
but whenever I wanted to grab the threshold of gate or compressor, I grabbed the right side, to the EQ.
the reflex probably comes from working with dLive
hey wolfgang
d) in the iPAD-APP, I think it makes sense to have a page where you can label the channels one after the other. on the iPad, labelling is somehow easier because you can hold it in your hand better. but at the moment, this is a bit awkward, because the text field disappears after each name entry.
Alternatively, an offline/online editor would be very helpful.
if you “move” the faders window/section all the way “down” (handle in the middle) you`ll see all the label fields of the channels , that makes it easyer to label, still i agree with you.