The next update for Mixing Station will be released today:

• XM32: V0.065.0
• XAir: V0.002.0

This time with new features, and some fixes which have annoyed me (and others) for a long time.

The most notable changes are:

• Default „Follow RTA“ value can now be changed in the app settings: Menu -> Setup -> App -> Mixer -> „RTA Follow“
• The tag „[chname]“ can be used in as custom UI label for indicating which channel is currently being controlled by the action.
• New color scheme Solar Dark
• New color scheme Solar Bright
• New popup for fine fader view. The default value will be indicates as well as the input meters (when gain is changed).

All changes can be found here:

• v0.065.0
• v0.002.0

I’m currently working on some exiting new customization feature which will replace the sidebars at some point.

You will be able to freely move, resize and edit all UI elements as you wish.
It will be also possible to define two different layouts for portrait and landscape mode.

Here is a sneak peak of what it will probably look like:

Stay tuned for more information!

Mixing Station will be available for the X Air series mixers from Behringer soon.

A beta version of the app will be available starting now.

The beta version does not support the XR12 mixer yet. The XR16, XR18/X18 are supported.
Also some features are still missing, but I’m working on it.

Download?

To download the beta version of Mixing Station X Air click the following link:

https://bugs.dev-core.org/w/ms/beta/

The app is not visible in the play store until you joined the beta group!

For the last couple of weeks I did more testing than ever before. I wanted to resolve the wifi issue with Samsung devices and Android 6.
Well apparently that’s not required anymore as Samsung confirmed they screwed up the wifi driver in the latest update.

Here are some sources:

• Techtimes
• Androidbeat Android M Wifi Issues
• All over google 🙂

As there is nothing I can do about the current situation the only solution is to wait for the next system update:
„Samsung has received news about these issues and is now planning to release a second version of the Android 6.0.1 update to fix problems with Galaxy devices.“

Even though I had a Galaxy S6 test device I wasn’t able to reproduce the issue. This was due to a newer firmware version which was already installed on the device.
After some talk with some xda developers they confirmed that the OOTB Android 6 version is older on a lot of devices which already have upgraded some weeks ago.

There are some unofficial „solutions“ which may or may not resolve the issue:
Note: I didn’t tried any of these! Do at your own risk.

• Delete the wifi and add it again
• Enable developer options-> „Use old DHCP client“
• Keep wifi always enabled
• Settings->Backup and Reset->Reset Network
• Factory reset

As some users reported Mixing Station does currently have some issues with Android M (sync does not complete – search works).

I tested the app with the official Android emulator and it runs just fine. As all reports were from users who use Samsung devices I assume it’s a Samsung / Android M related problem.
I’m still trying to get an Android M hardware device to check if the issue also applies to other devices.

Currently the issues was found on the following devices:

• Galaxy S6
• Galaxy S6 Edge
• Note 5

Please let me know if you’re using Android M (with or without issues) so I can track the error down.

Mixing Station is currently available for over 10 Mixers from 3 different manufactures.
My plan for the future is to further extend the compatibility and include other manufactures.
Therefore I wanted to ask you which mixer should be supported next.

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Hi,
I just migrated to a new bug tracking system.

New bug reports / feature request can now be submited via this link:

https://dev-core.org/mixing-station/mixing-station-bugs-feature-requests/

You can also register on phabricator with your google or disqus account if you want to comment on tasks or start writing on the new wiki page.

It’s currently quite empty but I will add some content soon.

I added some fancy features to the gate and dynamic views:

You can now change the threshold and ratio / range by dragging the points inside the diagram.
In addition to that the pre / post and gain reduction singal is now shown as time based diagram in the background.

Some X32 users reported a sound change when linking 2 (already) hard panned channels. So I thought it would be good to measure what’s happening.

Measurement

Interface: Saffire Pro 24

Signal path

Reference: Interface Out –> Interface In 3

Measure: Interface Out –> X32 Aux In 1 (routed to CH 01 and CH 02)

X32 Main out (Out 15, 16) -> Interface In 1, 2

X32 Setup

Firmware 2.06

Aux In 1 is routed to CH 01 and CH 02. CH 01 is hard panned to the left  and CH 02 hard panned to the right

Every processing is disabled on CH 01, 02 and MainLR (No gate, no eq, no inserts, …)

Note: Goal of the measurement is to detect a relative difference, not a absolute value!

This measurement shows the frequency response of the complete X32 signal path (In+Out)

As you can see the two curves (green and blue) match eachother. This shows us that the left and right channel are exactly the same.

So let’s save the curve and link the two channels.

As you can see the blue and green curve is still the same. The only difference is a drop in comparison to the pink curve (saved measurement from above).

I did not change any volumes, trims or gains while running the measurement.

This shows us that the only difference between a linked and unlinked channel is a volume drop.

Hi,

I’m currently working on a new rendering engine for mixing station.

After doing some tests I noticed a huge performance boost for the drawing. The faders are moving much smoother.

Also it’s possible to create much more complex layouts than before cause I’m skipping the default android layout system.

I also gave the main page a new look to match the pc version. When everything is working fine with the new render I will slowly replace most of the other views with it.