Kudos to Behringer for creating such open and well documented hardware interface, and double kudos to the Mixing Station developer for realizing the full potential and releasing it to the masses. Why couldn’t all hardware be this flexible!?! Plus I’ve made multiple layouts, for home studio use and live productions, each with the exacting controls I need. I’ve literally shaped the UI to my exact brain logic. On both layouts I’ve chiseled away all the elements that never apply to my system, and honed in on making the tools I do use extremely accessible and visible. It’s enabled me to design a very simple layout for my iPhone in vertical orientation for quick on-the-go adjustments, as well as a much more detailed layout for my iPad in horizontal orientation. What I love more than anything is the ability to create my own custom layouts. This Mixing Station app is and unbelievably good companion and solves so many dilemmas I was having. You may-or-may-not know this, but the Behringer X Air digital mixers are awesome hardware, however the official “X Air Edit” app is anything but. Note: This app is not a DAW! It does not play any audio! It is for remote controlling only. Community feature for sharing presets, themes and more with other users

More features available depending on the connected mixer model Feedback detection for ringing out wedges Peak hold for all meters, editable hold times Gain reduction history for gate and dynamics Customizable layers, layouts, channel strip and app theme The offline mode can be tested without any payments.

Note: In app purchases are required for establishing a connection to the mixer. Mixing Station allows you to remote control digital mixers from Allen&Heath, Behringer, Midas, Soundcraft and Mackie.

Android app to control behringer x32