Hi folks, I had my Qu24 console up running (not on a job) and I was experimenting with the new Qu-You app on one i-Pad and one i-Phone.
On the i-Pad, I was running Qu-You and assigned a few channels and named the four thumbwheels on mix 1. It worked great as expected.
Then I turned on the i-Phone and verified that I was logged into the same router (Apple Express).
With Qu-You running, I looked at mix 1,… but none of the thumbwheels were named like the i-Pad, and in fact were greyed out, however, the master fader for mix 1 on the i-Phone did control the volume master for mix 1 on the console and the i-Pad. Neither the i-Pad nor the i-Phone had the lock turned on. My assumption is that the lock only keeps the user of each device from accidentally changing the wrong mix.
I think and I could be wrong, but this appears to be a pretty big bug. I would expect that even though it would be somewhat unusual, I should be able to have two musicians with their own separate i-Phones running the same mix. If they are both on mix 1, then both i-Phones should display the same exact thing or i-Phones, i-Pads etc.
Shouldn’t I be able to run seven i-Pads and have all of them control mix 1 if I wanted?
So, has anyone else tried controlling the same mix on more than one i-device using the same mix?
I’ve not run too many either.
I’d quite like the lightweight protocol to be published/engineered, partly because I’d quite like an app which just displays all the monitors
Just a replica of the metering page on the console, so that I have an instant, and “always on” visibility of when the lead singer has cranked his voice up a few tens of dB (yes, he does that, makes setting a level in sound check rather hard, I normally give him more like 25-30dB headroom, rather than the 18db for others)
It gives the same confidence for the outputs, so I know I’m not clipping the output to FOH or any of the monitors.