Ring out
Find the frequencies that feed back before the doors open, and cut them.
A remote for Behringer X32 and Midas M32 desks on laptops, tablets and phones. Five layouts, so you mix the way you already know — and every musician mixes their own monitors from their phone.
Live — drag any fader
Five interfaces
01 · Laptop, tablet
The whole desk on one screen.
Channel tabs for gain, gate, dynamics, EQ, inserts and sends above a full bank of faders, with solo and monitor controls at the side. Built for front of house with a laptop.
For musicians
No more hand signals from the stage. Musicians mix their own wedge or in-ears in a phone browser, and they can only touch the mixes you allow.
In Setup → Web access, allow phones to join and tick the mixes they may change.
Musicians scan the QR code on the same Wi-Fi and type the PIN. Nothing to install.
Each one turns up what they need in their own wedge or in-ears. Nothing else on the desk moves.
The whole desk
Find the frequencies that feed back before the doors open, and cut them.
Type what you're looking for and go straight to it.
Recall and step through scenes, and open or save the desk's own show files.
Every channel, bus and output, with an analyser for the main mix.
Gain, gate, dynamics, a four-band EQ with an analyser, inserts, sends and main, for every channel and bus.
All of the desk's effect types with their own controls, in the eight effect slots.
Inputs, outputs and the card, patched from one screen.
Start, stop and follow the desk's recorder from wherever you stand.
PFL or AFL, exclusive solo, dim, and the phones and monitor levels.
Six mute groups, eight DCAs and sends on fader for any mix.
Labels the way the desk says them, or in plain English for volunteers and new crew.
Desks on the same network show up by themselves; or add one by its address.
Learn the app or train new crew on a full demo show, without touching a real desk. Everything on this page is playing it.
Straight from the app





Questions
Behringer X32 and Midas M32 desks. More desk families will follow once these are proven at real gigs.
No. Velton Console is its own app. It talks straight to the desk over your network.
No. Your laptop, tablet or phone just needs to be on the same network as the desk.
No. The engineer switches on web access in their app, and musicians open My Mix in their phone's browser with a QR code and a PIN. They can change only the mixes the engineer allows.
Yes. A practice desk is built in, with a full demo show, so you can learn the app or train new crew without touching a real one.
It's out now as an alpha for Mac and Windows, free while it's in alpha. Get it from the download page.